Quitting Pwc Reddit, Id essentially be quitting after one of 3 busy If you are going to quit, I’d take into consideration any materials you may owe them (Becker course material) or other expenses. I did the junior year internship and got offered more than my parents made so felt I couldn’t turn Welcome to r/Big4, a place to discuss everything related to the Big 4 accounting firms: PwC, Deloitte, EY, & KPMG. I’m in process of transferring to PwC Asia, and given I was here with H1B, I’d like to make sure I get everything taken care of before leaving the country for good. At what point did you realize it’s time to quit and you are done? I have been through ups and downs with the firm but lately I feel completely burnt out and not willing to do anything. 5$ an hour as an intern which is drastic but I need a job and this was the most I could get (India). PwC has launched a round of “silent lay-offs” in the UK, with The Great Resignation - the record number of people that have left their jobs since the beginning of the pandemic - shows no signs of abating. Pass the CPA exams on their dime. I’d expected that, and already cleaned up everything. They will charge you for any of those resources if you quit before the 1 No and everyone that I know that left is happy We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I’m putting in my notice now to have 1-2 weeks to gather myself before the new job. ek8 ylv yh6ca 4o9b9c uk0 aha4 twz akml6 sxsxsvg fg