PwC Associate2 salaries in Hyderabad / Secunderabad (Updated 2025)

Likes

The culture of PWC is good. Pwc puts so some effort for upskilling employee brand value that's make a difference among PWC there other competitors. They have organized many programs to build brand of its own for its employees as well.

Dislikes

...t compromise on things that they promised to new hires at the time of induction. Personally I have faced so many like Joining bonus not received, welcome is a joke after multiple followup we have received defective products, & Adding to this they removed the Swift Allowance which was discussed at the time of salary negotiation. They consider the 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM as a general day Swift 👎where you supposed to work in night hours. This is directly effecting our pockets.

Likes

They basically report to engagement teams who are located in different countries ( US & Europe). So the structure is like a Senior Manager working from India is afraid of an Associate sitting in UK. Now guess if you are an associate. Also no job security. They keep firing their employees for petty reasons.

Dislikes

No work recognition, no timely promotion, very less increment, peanut size bonus.

Likes

PwC is good in giving Salary. It gives the best salary in Industry.

Dislikes

Apart from salary there is nothing good at PwC. No growth, no quality work, worst work culture, no promotion, no work life balance. They don't value their employees. Data entry work and too much pressure.

Likes

Just the petty tag of Big4 and being able to work for the biggest global companies.

Dislikes

... their favourite employees while you cannot take 5 days off for your wedding. 8. Single digit salary growth year on year. 9. No space to climb designations, the space is cluttered with old tenured employees. 10. The list is too long.

Likes

It makes you learn MS office skills, communication skills and office politics above all.

Dislikes

Worse work culture with zero work life balance.. No life, no balance. Excessive work with low salary packages and above all, office politics sucks.