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

That's all well and good for you guys but £40k a year in London and even some parts of Surrey is definitely not getting you a flat/mortgage...

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Who says Im working in London?

So I think that's a bit of a fallacy, this idea that everyone on anything above 50k works like a dog.

It's just not true. I can't say this without sounding like a total dick, but I'm trying. My office is empty by 5:30 most days, I earn significantly more than the london average.

I would say I work a long day (after 8pm) twice a month.

That's all well and good for you guys but £40k a year in London and even some parts of Surrey is definitely not getting you a flat/mortgage...

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http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=3844173&p=62250579#post62250579

according to tech guys i should expect a £35K salary. damn, does noone on this forum actually work for pwc? lol. i don't know whether i should be excited about this opportunity.

M8 you got one response saying 'about 35k' from god knows who in that forum. But yet you've dismissed the figures from people here who actually work at a big4...

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2 responses for 'about 35k'.

i'm not dismissing anyone, i'm on the fence. from my experience what the other dude said is true; a lot of people in this sub haven't even finished university and they act like they're running the game. i've already seen a bunch of people tell me on this thread that i can't get £30K outside of an IB which is quite clearly a load of BS.

don't know who to believe. surely a consultant who just meets clients and pretends to know wtf he's talking about shouldn't be making more ££ than the guys actually implementing the solutions?

does nobody here actually work @ PwC?

Yeah, I've got friends who have worked at PWC and I can confirm the salary is no higher than 35K as a grad.

I know someone who got offered a grad scheme at PWC. He said 35k is the typical figure, atleast in London.

Oh believe me, I'm probably the biggest supporter of early retirement on this forum by far. However from what you've said (struggling to live on 30k, needing to make 100k by age 30) it sounds like your expenses and salary predictions are both way too high to achieve any meaningful early retirement.

To be fair, he gets a job at a Big 4 firm doing consultancy, he'll be on £100K a year by the time he is 30.

Yeah, I've got friends who have worked at PWC and I can confirm the salary is no higher than 35K as a grad.

Thats a big if.. and how much will his living expenses be?

Yeah thats true.

Although, honestly speaking, I'm starting to get the feeling he's a troll - one of his earlier posts talked about being a billionaire by the age of 25.

pushed yourself to earning slavery money while i'm literally sending rejection e-mails to companies offering more. your bum self isn't fit to wear these pythons on your feet.

you slip your foot into just one of those and it's a ****ing celebration. don't be a fool. i was on £840/week at UBS during my internship which is basically double your life savings. you're not pushing sh;t.

Did you convert UBS into a full time offer?

if i can land the data science role (which i have a full day of interviews for next week), i'll be on 45-50K starting. potentially half way there at just 23, sup?
wow the word 'troll' gets thrown so loosely on TSR. i said me and my buddy are developing a mobile app that could make us billionaires if its as successful as apps like snapchat, instagram, whatsapp. this isn't trolling, it's a fact.