I don't know that I take a good or bad decision to join a startup from PwC. But what I see is the work life balance. Shifting from home to Gurgaon it's bit challenging.
If you’re early in your career, this is the best thing to do. I was in PwC for 1.5yrs before shifting to startups and have worked 5 more years since.
With regards to work life balance, it’s true startups relatively have more working hours. But again you would be rewarded in skills at least where as an average PwC employee only stagnates themselves. Just to switch among other big4 companies.
I have an offer from PWC with joining around July end. I have also gotten an offer from a startup in a role that I want. The pay at the startup is better and the role is also of my liking, but considering the market what should I do?
This is kinda weird and unexpected - It has just been a couple of months since I left my previous company (a Unicorn) from a senior role in business. I left on good terms due to reasons like : Lack of personal growth in sales-led roles a...
Why do so many people work in the Big 4 given that you have to work so many hours and your work life balance doesn’t exist.
Is having a Big 4 on your CV really worth all of that hassle and not having a life in your 20s?
What about...
With over 10+ years of experience in Product management within the insurance and Fintech sector, I’ve realized that product management is still not understood/defined well as a role. I’m open to all sort of queries.
I'm soon to receive an offer from PWC - Associate role, for their Hyderabad or Bangalore office, having reservations about the sbc large org nature and me coming from startup experience what if I'm not able to fit in there.
2.5 yoe back...