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“Good place to start your career, especially in the financial services industry”

Pros:  “You work for smart people, the work culture is very young and vibrant. Flexibility at work place is always given priority”

Cons:  “We don't get paid too well here, as compared to others in the financial industry. Also, being an accounting firm, some of the methodologies used are audit based.” – Full Review

“Great workplace, limited exposure to areas”

Pros:  “Nice people, patient managers and employees are always willing to help”

Cons:  “Don't cover a huge breadth of areas, so you can get pigeon holed.” – Full Review

“Great Place to Build a Career”

Pros:  “-The company offers great opportunity for career growth and development. -Great Benefits/Perks”

Cons:  “-Work/Life balance is sometimes dictated by the turnover at a given office.” – Full Review

“Fulfilling”

Pros:  “I love the work I do”

Cons:  “I don't get paid enough for the work I do” – Full Review

“I have learned a lot at GT”

Pros:  “You learn a lot fast because there are a ton of very unique projects to be worked on. The people are friendly and easy to get along with. The Dallas office is especially…”

Cons:  “The hours are ridiculous. The problem is that GT is growing so fast and doesn't have enough people coming in and staying. The people coming in get so overwhelmed…” – Full Review

“Mixed Bag”

Pros:  “There appears to be decent work-life balance based on what I can see, although I am still very new to the firm so I cannot be for sure. But they talk about that a lot at…”

Cons:  “Salary does not appear to be consistent with industry practices - I hear many people complaining about how their friends at other "BIG 4" and niche consulting…” – Full Review

“No comments”

Pros:  “It's a famous firm with middle-level salary for entry levels.”

Cons:  “Entry levels won't be involved in more important works/” – Full Review

“Good firm, decent salary, long hours, no work-life balance, no benefits, and difficult to scale”

Pros:  “PwC has a great brand name and good recognition in corporate America. This goes a long way in any client engagement. As a large firm, PwC also has a lot of resources at its…”

Cons:  “Unlike most consulting firms, PwC does not have an up-or-out structure, which results in a lot of incompetent people who are perfectly happy to stay where they are…” – Full Review