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It is challenging to work within one of the smaller niche departments of PwC, there is little understanding of the niche market space that the small department works within.
Good place to learn but no job security.
Salary is ok.
You have to take care of your own development.
Highly financial centric.
Alot of travelling.
Empathy depends on people but not as a firm wide value.
It is good to work in PwC.
Collaborative and productive. Flexible working hours and mainly it goes with the comfort with the individual workers. Good salary.
Very Competitive environment . Need to work hard to be at level.
Good,Good, Good.
Work culture, Team, Management and all up to the mark.............
A competitive environment that always challenge you. Management support is also not so bad. Career advancement is open for everyone. Fast paced and challenging.
You have to be very thorough in your work. There is no compromise on quality. Reading the tax law is a must. People around you are very competitive. Still it is a great place to work.
Work-life balance is definitely the issue with PwC Consulting work in the Middle East.
Travelling is heavy and permanent, very long hours with clients usually not respectful of decent working hours, and management not protecting the teams with that regard.
Company has a good collaborative and competitive work culture and in theory good performance recognition system but in practice the latter doesn't work imo. Highly political environment, growth and recognition are slow. Pay is terrible considering quality of employees.
Amazing place to work.
Management is supportive.
Great leadership.
Teamwork is vital.
Excellence is prioritized.
Working with different teams and different clients is the most enjoyable part of the job.
Typical day at work was: fast paced due to agile methodology
what you learned: people management is the top most priority in project management
management: its important to stay close to the client contact who makes informed decisions as well as ones who influence decisions
workplace culture: since we were always deployed at client site, it was important to blend with client work culture instead
hardest part of the job: erractic out of country travel schedules, weekends work, late nights
most enjoyable: appreciation from client
It would not be wrong to say that PwC Dubai is a dream place to work. The people culture, work place environment, on the job trainings, and monetary benefits has made it possible for me to survive and give my best.
The workplace culture at PwC is very tough and competitive. The people working in PwC are very professional and talented. All are very punctual, hardworking. Pay is good. There are very good conferences and training's for employees so that they can learn new things. Just the work and home life balance is missing. The workload and stress is sometimes impossible to handle.
The most successful Big 4 company in Middle East region, competing MBB
Limited career progress due to the number of people and paternalizm
Constant travel to KSA
Weak HR process
Company policies less supportive of employees
PwC has been my home for the past 11 years.
I feel honoured and privileged to have worked in such a strong organization where ethics and values are of the utmost importance.
I don´t have a typical day since every day is a different day, new challenges, different choices and twists that require a need to improvise, be a step ahead and think outside the box.
Reputation precedes itself. PWC is a huge firm of course and being here you can feel that. Firm really makes a difference in the region. Great experience.
If you're lucky to get into a good team, you'll be happy. Choose wisely what you want to do as it is very difficult to switch teams once you're in this maze.
This is one of the big 4s. Gives you one the best growth opportunities. Best career coaching and marketability in the industry afterwards. How ever the work life balance does get disrupted due to tight dead lines.
Brilliant place to work, with friendly and helpful colleagues. Put in the work and it will pays off with commission and potential promotion. Also flexible with working hours.
Very diverse set of people to work with and the learning curve is very steep.
Many benefits in working with this company in terms of building network and knowledge.
Pros
Excellent platform to build your career
Cons
Long hours
Good place to work, get to work with people from all around the world and exposure to a vast variety of clients.
A lot of young individuals with new ideas.
Pros
Great exposure to clients and executive levels
Cons
work-life balance is hard
I personally felt this was a wonderful experience to me. Learning new things everyday was something I enjoyed at PwC. The difficult part of it was coping up with the time constrains and the deadlines in place.
Pros
Improvement in my PR skills.
Cons
Other departments' work was assigned to me as well.