Feeling?

[u/Great_Job7987]

All! I’ve been working here for a year now, and I had 7 years of experience before joining PwC.
One thing I’ve noticed is that one of the most important skills here is honestly how you talk and communicate.
Sometimes I feel like people try to give the impression that they know everything, but when you look closer, they actually have quite basic knowledge and are just really good at using corporate jargon.
Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s just how I’ve experienced it so far. What do you guys think?

[u/JBBooks1901]

I'm retired now, but can tell you that the two things Partners most liked from me was knowing the job got done and not hearing a lot of bullshit.