Company: PwC
Date: 2017-06-25
Overall rating: 2/5
Employment status: former
Experience level: Junior

Very tough, but could be rewarding.
Pros: A great place to start a career after college and really get that work ethic solidified.
The salary is competitive, and you get 4 weeks of paid vacation and unlimited sick leave.
The experiences you have here will prepare you to deal with most any challenges a future job can throw at you in the future.
The Big 4 reputation is influential, and can be used to negotiate during future interviews.
You are encouraged to be very proactive in your career, and if you are a good fit for the culture and are extremely hard-working, you can be promoted quickly.
Generally your coworkers are brilliant and work very hard, and are great people to be around.
Cons: The environment is downright toxic at times. Long hours, no overtime pay, terrifying deadlines, unrealistic expectations from the top down, red tape everywhere, and so many practices and silos that no one is sure what the standard is.
Depending on your team/manager, you may have a very different experience. If your team is dependable and your manager reasonable, you will have a good time. If you do not have a good team or your manager is unreasonable or absent, you will be in for a bad time. 
High employee turnover is a problem. For parents with young children especially, work/life balance is impossible and burnout is imminent. Educating constant new employees on the culture and processes is time-consuming and many times futile, as many leave quite quickly.
To designers or technologists -- unfortunately there is not a culture of innovation or an understanding of how a technology product life cycle works. This is a company made of accountants, and it's a constant battle championing the correct way to do technology.