QUOTE(Sasuke95 @ Oct 18 2017, 09:05 PM)
ah i see.... so it's for their protection i guess, it means i should go for it.
If i cant take it, can leave after contract period, if can take it, will officially be perma staff, as simple as that isn't it?
I can't say if i can take it or not, but right now i'm in a mid-tier, the pressure is comparable to big 4 if i'm not mistaken, turnover is high i can see it from my eyes too, people are leaving, one by one told me their exit plan secretly.
Initially i can't really take it and wanna go home early, as time goes by, i won't look at the clock anymore, going back at what time doesn't concern me anymore, it's like i'm getting used to it gradually, i'm immune to long hours now.
You mean you're currently an experienced associate/senior in mid-tier firm but still considering to go for 4-month contract in PwC? Meaning you'll quit a perma job for a short contract job If i cant take it, can leave after contract period, if can take it, will officially be perma staff, as simple as that isn't it?
I can't say if i can take it or not, but right now i'm in a mid-tier, the pressure is comparable to big 4 if i'm not mistaken, turnover is high i can see it from my eyes too, people are leaving, one by one told me their exit plan secretly.
Initially i can't really take it and wanna go home early, as time goes by, i won't look at the clock anymore, going back at what time doesn't concern me anymore, it's like i'm getting used to it gradually, i'm immune to long hours now.
What are you gonna do if you or PwC decide not to extend your contract?
Oct 22 2017, 12:03 PM

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