Company: PwC
Date: 2021-03-06
Overall rating: 1/5
Employment status: former
Experience level: Junior

Outsourced Global Mobility Specialist
Pros: Saying you have a job experience on your CV, just like if you worked for any other company in the world.
Cons: PricewaterHouseCoopers outsources to developing countries and exploits people abroad. Here is what happened when I worked for them in South America:

-They treated outsourced employees as their slaves.
-Paid below poverty line wages (my salary was 4 thousand dollars A YEAR. I was basically a volunteer that worked 9 hrs per day for them).
-Coworkers that didn't have privileged families were malnourished and didn't have enough money to pay for water & electricity, therefore they wouldn't shower to go to work.
-People work in offices full of rats. 
-We didn't have any windows, the offices were literally bunkers.
-You weren't allowed to go to the bathroom.
-You got tracked & monitored all day long, second by second. If you stopped working for one minute they would threaten you.
-Completely unrealistic deadline expectations that no human being could tolerate.
-You got sexually and psychologically harassed, especially as a woman.

I saw so many cases of harassment and suicide attempts in their Latin American offices. It was completely insane to work for such an unethical company as PricewaterhouseCoopers US (Tampa).

They also make you sign huge confidentiality agreements because everything they do abroad goes against onshore and offshore laws, their employer branding and corporate values. PwC is a company made in hell and everyone should be aware of that before choosing to work for them.

Quite ironically, they are actually hiring sons & daughters of diplomats and officials of human rights organisations that of course, speak native English. How else do you think they speak so well, PwC? Since they are global citizens, they are ten times more educated than the people that exploit them in their United States offices...this world is straight up turned upside down. I don't know how such horrible and uneducated people can have so much power. You should be ashamed of all your violations.

*This review has nothing to do with the company that outsources: all of the violations came from PwC's commands and insistence of creating horrible work conditions that would be unacceptable in the United States. If they did this in their own country, they would all be put in jail.