PwC Software Testing Engineer salaries in India

Likes

1. Most of the colleagues are technically strong. Even directors and partners are up to date with new cutting edge technologies. 2. Work life balance is pretty good if you have a good manager and you are assigned to a single project. 3. The work environment and the culture is good enough, although it depends on the team and the project 4. Job security is there 5. Learning opportunities: You will be able to work on new cutting edge technologies such as Blockchain, AI/ML, Web3 etc.

Dislikes

1. Pay package disparity 2. The health insurance is not satisfactory wrt to the premium 3. You may not get to work on the technology you aspire

Likes

Only that the reporting manager will never say to to you for taking a leave.

Dislikes

...you are a 3rd party employee you will never get any help from PWC management. 4. If you r a 3rd party payrole most of the time you will not receive salary on time as your reporting manager will not approve the same.

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Compensation

Dislikes

...eciation or any feedbacks for improvement, all you get is a warning not to fail. The pay is good but the work life balance is way too bad. I have had my share of health issues due to heavy workload and long working hours. I am even planning to quit my job.

Likes

...e is enough potential for growth if you like to work in the offshore segment. 2. The salary is good. 3. Good experience if you want to move out of India in other AC's or Onshore teams. Although there have been less opportunity to move to the onshore team recently.

Dislikes

1. There is no concept of work life balance. There seems to be busy season all around the year specially in EUM and TMT Industry. 2. If your manager has a habbit of micromanagement then it is going to be very difficult to grow in your job. 3. Minimal to no client facing audit experience.

Likes

...es are immense. Try working for the Indian partner firms and not the US offices. The growth there, will be better despite the lower pay. Work life balance in the ACs (US offices) are better Work life balance in the Indian partner firms is a lot worse and more client facing Pay in the US offices is far greater but stagnates as the growth opportunities are lower. The firm is also quite middle manager heavy, creating a sort of glass ceiling. The Indian firms tho a lot more demanding have benefits with added client exposure, more autonomy on decision making and your own running projects.

Dislikes

In the US partner firms, the US engagement team calls the shots and you’re an offshore resource. You do have a say in the decision making process and get to experience the end to end delivery but rarely will be running an entire project on your own. The above varies not just within the PwC teams but also within the individual client delivery teams. So your mileage may vary. Over all still a great place to learn and way above a lot of other firms from an Advisory point of view. Can’t say much about the Assurance, Audit or Managed Services teams.