PwC – Overall, the company is a good employer, but this always depends on which partner team you work for, because there is no common approach to various issues, be it culture, failure culture, etc.
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Overall, the company is a good employer, but this always depends on which partner team you work for, because there is no common approach to various issues, be it culture, failure culture, etc.
Was sind einige der besten Dinge an Ihrem Team?
openness, honesty, fairness, good feedback culture
Was ist am positivsten an Kultur und Umgang in Ihrem Unternehmen?
transparency, fairness, good feedback culture, innovative
Was macht Sie bei der Arbeit am glücklichsten?
my colleagues, exciting projects, new topics
Was würden Sie am Interviewprozess Ihres Unternehmens verbessern?
faster feedback, more information about the process in general
Was braucht das Führungsteam, um besser zu werden?
Practice what they preach regarding living up to their mission and purpose statement, culture & values
Warum fühlen Sie sich unterbewertet und was würde Sie bei Ihrer Vergütung besser fühlen lassen?
The company constantly reduces the employee only to performance in the sense of turnover, utilization, etc. and does not see the other added values that one brings in otherwise. I would feel better if success could also be measured by the extent to which you add value, far from presentism and number