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Live Chat: PwC Brilliant Futures
A chance to chat live with our recruiters
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Hey Turk,
Great question (and great seeing you here as well!) After every engagement, you will submit a self-evaluation on your performance to the senior and manager and they give you a rating of met/exceed/did not meet expectations. Generally, performance is benchmarked against our performance on the job and how we invest in relationships. -
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Hello PwC staff! I just wanted to thank you for hosting this wonderful session. I was wondering , based on your experiences what advice do you have for someone who wants to succeed in the audit profession? Also, what motivates you to continue your career in this practice? Thanks in advance! -
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Hey Talha! Simple. To get to where I am in my career, so many people helped me out. It only makes sense for me to help others out as well become successful because it truly is what I am passionate about. It is also what the firm is passionate about! We want to see you successful in your career and given that PwC is the firm that truly cares about the community and its people, it is our pleasure to help you all out :)
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@Scott Beaton Because of the large number of hires each year (over 700 this year!) it means were set up to do this and ensure people's success. Whether that's through our approach to learning (teach, don't tell) our enhanced working practices like shadowing and rounds discussions and the training we provide to pass exams, we have the resources. But we ensure people don't get 'lost' by providing them a coach and ensuring events with their year group to build relationships etc. I hope this helps. -
Hi Debbie, that is a great question. To succeed in an audit career, you need to be able to adapt to a very of different situations as each audit is different. You have to be a good problem solver and definitely someone who is up for a challenge! I am motivated to continue my career in audit because I wake up every day knowing that I will be challenged and get to work with a group of great people! -
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Thanks Elizabeth, I wanted to commend you and your recruiting team on an awesome job this season with the skills sessions, campus visits, and the Brilliant Futures site which by the way is the best out there when it comes to providing great advice and information.
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I’m going to give this another try, because I’m very concerned that my application did not go through. I did not receive a candidate confirmation number when I applied Sept 1st, 2012 for a GTA AAG role. I have tried contacting the “Campus Recruiting Office GTA” through the web form and e-mailed Brassring/Kenexa regarding this matter last Friday. To date, I have yet to receive a response. I completely understand the recruitment season is extremely busy and as a result my question may take some time to be answered. Is this something I should be concerned about?
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Hi Uria, great questionn! I think it's the coaching at PwC that has helped with my personal and professional growth at the firm. I've been provided so much direction and support through all the work I've done at the firm. It's a great feeling knowing you have support in everything you do.
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