PwC Employee Job Reviews in the United States

What do you like about working at PwC?

"The people made it an outstanding work environment. You got rewarded for your efforts. It was a great place to work, overall."

What do you like about working at PwC?

"I like the opportunity to work on great business performance improvement projects. I learned and developed competencies in project management, team work, client relationship, new business trends and concept. I was motivated by helping clients to grow their businesses."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"You need to have strong finance or information technology experience. CPA certification and ERP (SAP, Oracle, PeopleSoft) experience are desirable."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Senior managers and partners should be actively involved in the planning and execution of projects to improve project results. They must do a better job developing and communicating the firm's vision to colleagues."

What do you like about working at PwC?

"I liked the client versatility and the opportunities provided. I also enjoyed working with different groups, based on the engagements."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Just to be yourself and be genuine with your abilities. There is no need to try to impress the management. They are all highly skilled professionals and they are very good at selecting quality professionals to join their team."

What don't you like about working at PwC?

"I didn't like the fact that, at times, the scope of our work was so specific for each group that we weren't given an opportunity to look at other highly specialized areas, i.e., taxation, valuation, etc."

"Great first job out of college, and it provided me with so many varied and diverse engagements."

What do you like about working at PwC?

"I liked the experience and diversity of the client assignments. I learned a lot about different types of accounting systems and methods. I saw first-hand when things went really wrong with very poorly run clients and how much better things run in very well-managed companies."

What don't you like about working at PwC?

"The opportunities for advancement became harder and harder as your years of service increased. As a third year auditor, the next step would be senior, and for every open senior position, there were at least four people ready for that spot. You either moved into a senior position or you were out."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"A major public accounting firm offers a terrific experience for someone fresh out of college. The only criticism I have, based on my experience at PriceWaterhouse, was that the partner should monitor his managers better to watch and prevent some of the abuse of power that was exercised freely."