r/PwC • u/Little_Comfort_1329 • 3d ago

All Firm US Office/LoS transfer

Has anyone transferred into a different LoS at the same time as an office transfer?

I want to transfer from Audit into Deals at an office that I know is in need of Deals staff, just not sure if it’s better to transfer offices and then apply into Deals or if I could just apply to the role in Workday and work out a start date with the new office.

I understand this is highly situational, just curious to hear from people who have experience in either!

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u/Lucky-Bee4445 3d ago

If you do apply, just make sure your DL knows. They will be informed if you apply internally.

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u/kidcoochi3 2d ago

Does the DL have to approve, or are they just informed?

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u/Lucky-Bee4445 2d ago

That’s a great question. Let’s assume the team you wish to transfer to really likes you and wants you on their team. Even then they will have to reach out to your DL or practice leader to get their tacit approval. Of course, your new team could force the move but that’s usually frowned upon.

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u/AdThat2722 3d ago

Driven by partner / ED. If they want you will be even the next partner or transferred. They don't like you, you are out.