PwC FAQ

Pros

Good peers, good benefits, free food a lot of days, good office

Cons

you work all day, you get reprimanded for not asking for more tasks when they assign you nothing lol

Pros

There are lots of very smart people at PwC and some interesting clients. Good health insurance benefits and general benefits in line with other major consultancies such as salary sacrifice car scheme, dental insurance etc.

Cons

Can be very difficult for experienced hires to get on desirable work and off the bench. Much of resourcing is done in the typical consultancy way of partners asking those they have worked with before onto the job, which means new joiner experienced hires can really struggle to get onto good chargeable work rather than endless proposals. I spoke to a number of people in similar positions to me who had had the same struggle and there is a significant number of experienced hires who leave in <1 year.

Pros

Great working culture, nice pension

Cons

Pay could be much better

Pros

People are smart and really supportive Flexible hours, attire Wellness benefits

Cons

Advancing in your career can take quite some time as they consider your utilization rate/ chargeable hours as KPIs and these are uncontrollable factors especially if you’re just a junior

Pros

Great benefits and they really care about quality of life.

Cons

None to mention at this time.