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Has anyone left PwC while they still had an outstanding Educational Support Program repayment agreement? What is the repayment process like? Am I required to pay back the amount in full the day I leave the firm or is there the ability to do a repayment agreement? I’m looking at new opportunities and would like to have my new firm take on the amount of the tuition agreement ($14,000) but don’t know how much that might limit my options.
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Depends on your view of the Firm but consider to play the long game and be supportive of a wretched moment for most businesses in exchange for equity if offered and future benefit (if only to enhance cv for a move). If it’s not on offer then you can scream like crazy with everyone else of course ...
Make sure you understand what “equity” means at you firm. It varies greatly among firms and firm size. There may not be any “bonuses” as you are used to as equity, simply a profit share so if you did well and others did not you may not receive anything. Also, your benefits may now come directly from your pocket so you may actually make less in “salary” which will likely be a “draw” instead. Go in with your eyes wide open, ask to review all the financials and use an accountant to help you. If they balk at that, be very cautious. If you had a good year, control your work and leverage associates, you have leverage and don’t be afraid to walk. Good luck.
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Like the rest of 2020 - your year end is an unknown. I’m an equity partner and concerned about my year end as well - in a year my new business was up 30%.
Gotta take the good with the bad. If you’re up for equity and the long game is worth it - take it. Otherwise realize you’re likely negotiating against equity partners who may be getting hammered on their bottom line.