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Get your bonus, give no notice
It's really whether PwC plans for you to be employed on that date after you give notice.
Yes, but what is their definition of "actively employed"? I can either be professional and give them 2 weeks notice or I can get my bonus and give them no notice.
Move to Houston- we're getting our bonuses early 😜
You give 2 weeks notice and they may escort you out right then. You don't have the right to stay 2 weeks.
PwC5 I did. ;) What's the harm in double dipping?
Oh, good. In that case, I'd put my two weeks in and hope for the best. An I burned bridge is worth more than a Sr bonus.
Yeah I'd wait.
Right, but we have a severance policy where you can't be fired on the spot without cause. (in most cases)
The cause would be that you quit....
Just wait man. Whatever your going through will be worth it once that bonus hits your account
Wait it out
Per Pwc inside today you need to be actively employed on that date.
@op I see your dilemma. I think as others have said waiting and giving not notice would burn bridges. What level are you? I feel like it'd be petty of them to escort you out to save a few grand. And at higher levels would think they wouldn't want to burn bridges.
@pwc1 I'm a senior
You should have had a little foresight and negotiated it as a signing bonus at your new job.
You have to be active on 9/29 for sure.
I think the only time they really escort you out is if you go to a competing firm. If it's industry then they don't typically. I would wait just to be safe though.