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PricewaterhouseCoopers – “No training budget, Pays less than other big 4 by 15-20%”
4 of 4 people found this helpfulPros
Respected name, great colleagues
Everyone benefits somehow from working for PwC
Cons
low pay
NO TRAINING BUDGET? YOU MUST BE KIDDING...
Salary freeze??? a 3% inflation rate increase for all employees would have cost partners an 0.1% pay cut of their average £800K /annum salary
Lots of travel for the salary with no extra pay for being away from home 200+ days a year
Low Bonuses if any
Still an Accounting firm, to compete in consulting PwC should invest in people as much as Mckinsey does.
PwC Diploma?? costs as much as an MBA... to learn about soft skills, a joke of a degree. Only recognised at PwC UK... are partners worried that people would leave afterwards if they sponsor an MBA? then they should pay competitively
Advice to Senior Management
Never cut a training budget. Invest in technical training in consulting other than CIMA and ACA for auditors and accountants. Don't make it such a pain for people trying to dedicate their life to PwC by wanting to be the best, working hard and studying in their own time. Show some support and acknowledge the effort.
Thanks
Comments (2)
It's much easier to make a move back into PwC advisory once you have worked in big banks like Goldman. PwC always looks for new talent, at every level with various industrial or banking experiences, so the option will always be open to you. Great job in securing two offers, I doubt you would regret any decision you might take... both are great and will launch your career equally.
Good Luck with your new job.
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