Company: PwC
Date: 2017-05-10
Overall rating: 2/5
Employment status: current
Experience level: Junior

Company Review - PwC (Do not join)
Pros: Good brand name, breadth of service offerings and knowledge expertise
Cons: 1. PWC is synonynmous with encouraging scoundrels, spineless and absolutely untrustworthy employees up the hierarchy, which only promotes such tendencies in the team
2. Genuine people who join this otherwise hollow company, are fooled by HR into believing they are walking into a dream-land, where as the truth cannot be further from the fact. Starting with HR - they believe that they are actually doing a favor  by offering a job offer to prospective employees and have a "take it or leave it" attitude, which only smacks of down-right arrogance, absolutely down market corporate upbringing and attitude, which possibly stems from the over-inflated egos and packages of the IITs and IIMs who are hired in this company - who have absolutely no sense of ground reality.  Every partner here in PwC seems to be suffering from a deep sense of insecurity, malice and toxicity and if they feel a threat to their position - even from a junior person, they make the life of the other person hell.. by constantly discouraging, be-littling, down-grading and demeaning.  
2. PwC encourages a** - lickers, the more you lick the more you get - which means, irrespective of the knowledge and hard work - PwC values such tendencies, guess this is a fall over from the socialist india in the 1980s when these tendencies were rampant - PwC and probably the likes of it in the Big 4 space, dont deserve to even exist - what is the value they actually add to the economy? 
4. One of the most hypocritical and horrible set of people in this company who do not have other work than to pass snide remarks, judgments, build concretized false perceptions and ideas, keep pulling down and degarding - guess it comes from the fact that most Indians are cowards, no self-esteem, no spine and certainly no respect for the employee\

One of the worst companies and worst set of people