Working at PwC in New York City, NY: 28 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in New York City, NY Area

"PwC is a great place to work."

"I've worked for PwC since 2020 and it's a very good place"

"I have worked for PwC since 2009. I found the Company to be full of extremely talented hard-working people. You learn a lot on the job, every day!"

"I have worked for PwC for about 9 years. The firm offers a great place to work and develop but is limited for growth in the area I am most passionate about which is products and technology."

"Good company overall, falls short on work life balance."

"I have worked for under 2 years and it has been a mixed experience"

"I have worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers since 2018. PwC is a strong company that offers the opportunity to work with some of the largest companies in the US and globally. PwC offers the opportunity to learn from and work with thought and business leaders across industries."

"I started at PwC in 2018. While exposure to Fortune 500 companies is great, the visibility within the company is often poor, and morale can be low. It is no doubt an amazing opportunity, but one I am ready to move on from and apply my learning elsewhere."

"You get to know people from a variety of backgrounds in terms of cultures and education."

"I worked for pwc for over 10 years. it is a great company to start the career. There are a lot of different projects and opportunities that allow you growth and gain experience in a very short amount of time."

"PwC is a good place to work at dependent on your goals. There's plenty of opportunity and ability to move up and around the firm. However, with the company being as large as it is, it could seem stagnant in your ability to do so. Further work life balance at the firm is much to be desired."

"The firm itself is filled with bright individuals who are willing to dedicate lots of time to your personal development, however, whereas the people were amazing, the work itself is often boring, time-consuming, inefficient, and client-relations are rather strained (PwC does not have the best tech reputation, but this is changing). You aren't wracking your brain for cutting edge solutions to issues, but instead are trying to deal with the 75-80 hrs/week you'll be working on a project."

"I’ve worked for PwC since 2015. The company offers some work life balance (work from home 2-3 days per week) in office roles. PwC also invests in its employees’ digital upskilling. I have formally been trained in AI, blockchain, human centered design, etc. and regularly build workflows, bots, and dashboards to automate processes."

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"Leading consulting company in the world. Multiple opportunities to receive cross training to further your career. Extensive travel, need to excel in customer service and multi-tasking. Must be top of your game at all times, less then excellence is not tolerated. Pay is Far."