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Rate Pwc's leaders' effectiveness in guiding the company.
CEO:Central & East European
Global General Counsel
Do you work at Pwc?
Does leadership effectively guide Pwc toward its goals?
Counselor
I am a physics teacher or a career counselor.
Opportunity provider
Best growth
I improve my company culture by improving myself
As a normal person
Long hours, lack of appreciation from managers, unrealistic deadlines.
Company provided phones
Endless resources for continuous learning
Great benefits, comprehensive strategy.
Down to individual leadership choices.
Salary.
Professional / Friendly Environment
Long hours
Good catered food often left over from events that were shared with my team
international aspect, high end transfer pricing project, great team
started a new family, and moved to Miami from San Francisco, doesnt work for my current employer
international mobility
There is a large network
Hard to move from team to team with how large the firm is
My first job. The discipline and organization helped me throughout my career and personal life.
Too rigid.
Health benefits
Benefits were great
Poor leadership, significant work load
Student Loan paydown
Many learning opportunities, clients from different industries, high levels of responsibility
bureaucracy, politics, too many risk management processes, administrative kind of work, trainings
safe environment, diversity, HR processes and compliance
It's a great company with so many perks you can't really take advantage of all of them. Good people and respectable leadership and initiatives.
The pay isn't very competitive if you're not in the consulting practice... and if you're in the consulting practice, you're working A LOT.
Real time recognition: People get a budget to send 'thank you's to co-workers, leadership or reportees.
It's a great company with so many perks you can't really take advantage of all of them. Good people and respectable leadership and initiatives.
The pay isn't very competitive if you're not in the consulting practice... and if you're in the consulting practice, you're working A LOT.
Real time recognition: People get a budget to send 'thank you's to co-workers, leadership or reportees.
Flexibility, engaging work, action oriented people, team work
Culture, Long Hours
Free museums, gym reimbursement, working from home
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