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Sounds like a good move to me.. don’t know much about EY, but as long as you think their culture is a good fit for you and you feel like it’s what you want, I’d say go for it
The earlier title bump is worth it in my opinion. A new manager with 6 years experience at Pwc would have 0 advantage over a new manager with 5 years experience at ey when you are looking to leave the firm.
Cons: EY yellow is uglier than PwC yellow
“Same circus different clowns”
Don’t discount your network. It is the most valuable thing you take with you throughout your career and will be impacted by a move.
That being said, as someone who recently left PwC, I def miss a lot about the perks, culture and flexibility (which is diff between groups obv)
Your salary will level out. If the salary increase is your only pro, I would try to think of more. I came into Pwc from another firm higher than my peers and now were all generally the same after 3 years.
Make the switch. PWC is the best at auditing, not to say ey isn't good but you ll stand out in the group. The pay bump and title is a definite plus. Benefits are pretty similar, the point about bonuses above is definitely true.. good luck
@pwc1 - Same line of service
@pwc2 - 🤣🤣
Smaller PA firm, switched from audit to consulting.. I mostly miss the free phone with unlimited data and the well being rewards haha
Run
So I left PwC audit to come to EY FAAS. It was a great move. I don’t know about staying in the same service line though. Not sure it will make you much happier in the long run? I mean 10k is 10k, but it’s still audit
Negotiate for more than 10k. You need a 25-30% bump to justify the network restart and forfeited/unvested benefits.
Theoretically - if I leave EY in 2 years and leave PA, does it look any worse if I have pwc and EY on my resume instead of just pwc?
Go for it
Becoming a senior is the biggest plus for me. Salary is up there as well, especially since the pwc raises this past year were shit.
Yeah I agree, they were shy of average. Best of luck to you my friend!
What pwc5 said. Honestly most lateral hires at PwC end up leaving in a year or two. If that is your intention then maybe that’s ok, but I tend to think it’s because they don’t have the support network and work flows that someone who’s stayed put has.
I think EY 401k and healthcare are both a lot better in addition to the salary bump
EY 401k isn't great. 1.5% match on a 6% contribution for positions below manager, and vesting is no longer immediate.