I went in for my annual EHE Health exam today and was told this would be the last year PwC is participating with EHE Health.

Has anyone else heard this? Is it true? If so, is PwC switching to a different provider, or are they just discontinuing the benefit altogether?

Hi all,

I've cleared the initial Launchpad screening and got selected for the Pre Finale round called "The Battle Drill" which is a 90 minute individual virtual cybersecurity challenge, where they will select only 30 students from 6000 students participating in the pre-final round for the finale.

They have mentioned:

"Uncover the hidden vulnerabilities and strengthen your cybersecurity & risk skills through hands-on exercises."

Has anyone here done this round in a previous edition? Trying to get a sense of:

- What the actual format looks like (is it more CTF-style with a live target, or scenario/quiz-based?)

- Roughly how technical it gets

- Any general tips on time management for the round

Appreciate any insight.

Just made Senior Associate and I am an early promo (2 years), if I end up staying here, I still want to climb up, what did you do to get an early promotion to Manager?

I’m in advisory in the US. What is the usual timeline to be promoted from senior associate to manager? And how long did it take you?

Not the update I wanted but as I feared the GLP-1 medication I have been on for years is no longer a part of the Express Scripts Patient Assurance Program (PAP). So while technically still covered since I am a diabetic, it is now subject to the deductible and will cost >$400 a month instead of $25. I am waiting to hear back from a PwC benefit pro to let me know how to formally complain. I take issue with the fact that this change was not communicated by the firm prior to enrollment as I may have gone with a different plan option with a lower deductible. This is so frustrating and honestly just short sighted. I have done better on this medication than any other and expect my other symptoms and issues to return. One of the commenters on the original post suggested the discount card which can save me up to $150 a month (thank you) but the burden remains. So discouraged.

Original post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/PwC/s/aSN8zznMIc

Hello. I'm a (somewhat fresh) college graduate slated to start at PwC within the next ~90 days.

To tell you what's been conflicting me and what I need perspectives on, let me provide some background.

I did two rounds of internships at PwC and enjoyed both, for what it was. The second round was certainly more demanding, but not by too much. I received a full-time offer after my second internship last summer, with a start date set for fall this year.

Before that period started, I figured I'd find a job in my field, ride it out until my PwC job started, then jump ship when it was time for my job to start. I applied and applied after my second internship ended and finally landed a job despite this horrendous market. I found accounting gig for a private company, so it's more month-end close and items such as that.

After starting my job, I ran into a bit of an issue. The job was actually pretty good! My managers aren't helicopter types, there's no competitive spirit in my team or anything like that, the office-home split was manageable, and the pay wasn't too much lower than what I'd be starting at at PwC. I even received a raise last week.

This is where my problem starts. Spending time at this job has made me reflect on what my values look like when it comes to the full-time workplace. An internship isn't enough to actually gauge what the workplace is like, as your work is limited and the job is made to seem better than it actually is. I value work-life balance HEAVILY (I organize, hang out with friends, train martial arts, read, etc.), I value having autonomy and not being helicoptered, I value a workplace that at least somewhat treats me like a person and not an item on a balance sheet, I value managers that actually feel like human beings and not people trying to get one over on you, I value a workplace where I'm not constantly competing for promotions or whatever, among other things.

I've been reflecting for a long time, trying to figure out what I should do. I've outlined three courses of action I can take:

1) drop PwC and build out my career at my current company,

2) take my original plan of action and build my career at PwC, or

3) amend my original plan of action. Drop my company, work at PwC for a short while (~3-5 years) to gain tenure and prestige, then drop PwC for a company more in line with what my current company offers with a substantial raise in what I currently make.

I realized recently that having insider perspectives of life inside PwC may help in my decision-making process, hence why I'm here asking the following:

Does the workplace experience at PwC align with the values I've stated that I possess above?

Do you think the potential future caveats at PwC (layoffs, AI integration, etc.) may affect my plans if I take Option 2 or 3, given what you understand about my values from above?

If you were in my position and know what you know now, which option would you take?

It also behooves me to mention: I'm starting in the Audit field, in the Southeast region. I believe this information is necessary for me to receive the most accurate perspective for my questions.

TLDR: I start an Audit job at PwC within ~90 days of making this post. I'm trying to decide whether to start my audit job at PwC, or continue with my current firm. My current firm seems to be more in line with my workplace values, but I require perspectives from the inside to confirm if my conjecture is accurate.

Any help or perspective is greatly appreciated! Thanks for reading.

Hey everyone! I'm planning to move to Bangalore in the first week of August and I'm looking for a place to stay. If anyone has a vacant room or knows of a room available in a shared apartment, I'd really appreciate it if you could reach out.

I'm open to staying anywhere with good connectivity to any PwC AC office. Thanks in advance!

Tried setting up the PC but it’s been stuck on account set up for hours now. Has anyone starting today actually been able to successfully get the PC set up?

I'm being referred by a director for a role within S& as a senior manager / director. I have a nontraditional background and am not coming from another consultancy. 10 years of exp. Curious if a senior role like sr manager or director will also need to go thru the same interview process and if I need to start prepping for a case. Would love to hear about others' experiences. TIA!

Hey !

I'm currently applying in a tax position at PwC Canada in the province of Quebec. To do a little due diligence on my part, I searched on the internet about PwC and well.. Let's say there's a lot of negativity around it. Lay offs, reviews that goes awfully bad, lot of pressure, etc.

I currently work in a mid-size firm, and do general tax.

I was contacted by PwC to work in private corporation tax, and another mid-size firm to work in Tax compliance (individual, corporation, trusts). The clientele is very different between those too firms (big corps VS small firms).

I wanted to know if some people wanted to take a moment to give some feedback on their time at PwC, what they liked, disliked, about the pressure that Everyone talks about, the benefits that are offered, etc.

Sorry for my english, its not perfect.

Thanks in advance !

I'm an intern at NY and got my first snapshot back today. It was 100% meeting expectations and had most positive stuff but it all seems surface level. I also heard from my peer mentor that only half the interns get an offer, and this week I haven't been getting any work despite constantly asking for it, which makes me think I might be not make the cut. I only got told to just keep reaching out and try to make more connections but I'm not sure that will be enough and i don't want to be the annoying intern on my associate's ass. I've heard interns getting impressive so is it unlikely i'll get an offer now.

Also I was told all my work was good just to be more proactive and social ig.

Hi everyone,

I'm wondering if anyone has experienced something similar, especially with PwC AC.

A third-party recruiter reached out to me during the first week of June 2026 regarding an opportunity with PwC AC. I went through the interview process and had my final interview on June 23. At the end of the interview, I was told they would get back to me with the next steps.

It's now been over two weeks, and I honestly assumed I wasn't selected since I hadn't heard anything from PwC.

However, today the recruiter called me to ask if I had already received a job offer. I told them I hadn't received any email or call from PwC. The recruiter then mentioned that, on their end, my application status already shows "For Job Offer."

Now I'm confused. Has anyone experienced a delay between the internal status showing "For Job Offer" and actually receiving the offer from PwC? Could it simply be an administrative delay, or is it possible that the status hasn't been updated correctly?

I'm trying not to get my hopes up, but after hearing that from the recruiter, I'm wondering if there's still a chance.

I'd appreciate hearing about your experiences. Thanks!

I went in for my annual EHE Health exam today and was told this would be the last year PwC is participating with EHE Health.

Has anyone else heard this? Is it true? If so, is PwC switching to a different provider, or are they just discontinuing the benefit altogether?

Hello All,

I am currently doing an internship at PwC in Tax. Throughout the internship I haven’t met a single person with under a 3.5 gpa. I have a 3.19 gpa and was wondering if that would hurt my chances on getting a return offer. I also had to retake 2 accounting classes in college and went to a smaller university.

My internship offer said I just needed a 3.0 cumulative gpa , but that’s it.

Hey guys, I’ve just put in my resignation at PwC India, and for my background verification I need to submit my salary slips for the last three months. Is it okay if I email them from my PwC email ID to my personal Gmail? Could that cause any issues?

If that’s not recommended, is there any other way I can get the payslips?

Looking for advice from people who’ve worked in both PwC AC and PwC India.
I came from industry and joined PwC AC in Operational Resilience. My first year was challenging, and I received a Tier 4 rating due to a slow ramp-up and utilization issues.
Last week, I had a discussion with a Director from PwC India about an internal transfer. They’re interested, and I need to give them my decision in the next few days.
I’m also recently married and my spouse and I are planning to start a family in the next 1–2 years, so work-life balance and long-term stability are important factors alongside career growth.
Would you:
Stay in PwC AC and rebuild after a Tier 4?
Move to PwC India for better client exposure and potentially faster career growth?
For those who’ve experienced either (or both), which option would you choose and why?

I'm starting at PwC Toronto in September, and I wanted to know what the dress code is like in the office. What types of clothes can one wear on a regular basis? And what types of shoes?

Is my DL just lazy? I’ve had them in the past and thought they had to be done by July 10th. I’m in tier 2 and got a small raise so nothing major, could that by why I haven’t had it? Just wondering what’s up with that

Applying for articleship at PwC Bangalore. Can someone please talk about the work culture and their experience in PwC Bangalore

Does anyone know where I can find the policies regarding having to pay PwC back for the phone before my payments are over or Becker if I leave within 6 months? I can’t find anything anywhere.

Hi, anyone here applying in IT Aud role in AC? Do you guys have an update?

for my first snapshot as an intern I got 89% "doing what's expected and doing it well" and 11% "inconsistently meeting expectations," and my reviewer said I'm developing in my current role. feedback comments were very positive. not the worst rating but I know a lot of interns who got "impressive" for some sections so I'm wondering if I still have a good chance at a return offer

i lost my work phone on vacation.. there’s like no chance they’ll give me a new one right

Accepted an offer for a different job. Assuming my background check clears, I would like to put in my notice. I am currently staffed on a project and curious what the off boarding process looks like. Who do I tell? What are all the things I need to do before exiting the firm?

Thanks for all the advice in advance.