what sort of salary can i expect at PwC working in technology?

you guys are just getting desparate now. you seriously expect me to believe that a company knew they were going to be bought out / close down in the next few days (something that takes months, perhaps years) and still gave him the offer? they didn't even announce the takeover? yawn. you're talking absolute horse-sh;t lol.don't get your hopes up, this is a pretty huge firm - can assure you nothing of the sort will happen. the 37 G's is secured, my man.

nope, it's common sense. the more you apply to the higher your chances are. worked in getting me an internship, and has worked for securing this grad scheme. i have probably applied to ~35 IB's / asset managers since september.

i'm guessing you still haven't commenced on your job hunt yet lol


haha you're clearly jealous that i'm going to be making mad papes. like i said, i can be a billionaire in the next 2-3 years if i release my mobile app and it blows up.

stay broke stay bitter stay breezy brah.

- el chapo jr.

Since when was a 37k salary in the investment banking section anything to brag about...?

Aldi grad gives 42k...


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Aldi used to be 40k + an audi company car when i graduated many moons ago.

I also heard from two (yes, anecdotal) that they worked you like dogs in an unpleasant environment, also not sure how great pay progression was.

Also, supply chain is yawnsville

Yes, it's £42,000 starting now plus the car rising to £70,000 over a few years. I have heard the same as well though about the work environment and very long hours.

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you need 35K minimum to live well in central london, and on september I will finally taste that lifestyle.

Aldi used to be 40k + an audi company car when i graduated many moons ago.

I also heard from two (yes, anecdotal) that they worked you like dogs in an unpleasant environment, also not sure how great pay progression was.

Also, supply chain is yawnsville

OP reminds me of a friend of mine who is so proud of being paid 33k (roughly) and working in operations at Goldman Sachs.

OP reminds me of a friend of mine who is so proud of being paid 33k (roughly) and working in operations at Goldman Sachs.

Ops tho

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What's bad about ops though? The salary is still really good.

What's bad about ops though? The salary is still really good.

The work is dull

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You can paid a lot more in big4 audit and the ability for promotion is probably a bit better.

^This as well, although most 'normal' jobs in the world are pretty dull.

The work is dull

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The work is dull

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70k after a few years is bloody good to be honest (better than big 4 consulting), wouldn't have expected that - I bet they get their pound of flesh though, given that grad schemes for similar companies dont compare.

I think by the time you make Senior Consultant/Manager by 26/27 at Big 4, you'll be on £75K a year roughly. Obviously assuming you're good at your job. And I'm sure the work involved in Big 4 Consulting is far better than working at Aldi.

Although you're right, would never have expected £70k after a few years at Aldi. Wonder what you'd have to be doing to get that haha.

Looking at an article posted here not too long ago, talking about senior consultant salaries, that figure looks a bit over inflated


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