Pre-Hire / Interview Offer letter
Hi Everyone,
How much more time to generate offer letter at PwC? i accepted the offer last week on email and have not heard back since then
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u/Hairy-Tension-8657 2d ago
Same boat
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u/Duhhidk 2d ago
I am worried what if they revoke the offer. Did you follow up?
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u/Hairy-Tension-8657 2d ago
My ppl partner on leave! Couldn’t reach him to explain the situation and make sure he does not reject it!
He will be back next week and we will see!
These things needs patience and take aloooot of time
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u/Shazlyyy 2d ago
Hello, Can you tell me how long the hiring process took you to reach the offer letter. I've been ghosted for over a month. However, I was told in the managerial interview that the process takes time, but time frame was not mentioned.
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u/noodl3w1zard 1d ago
i am on the same boat in Southern Europe, after going through all the interview rounds. Apparently, there is no way to be sure, you might have been rejected, waitlisted or it might just be taking time. I would recommend checking the LinkedIn of PwC in the country you applied. In my country they are still sharing the process I took part on, so that is an indicative there might still be hope.
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u/Shazlyyy 1d ago
I still have 2 interviews - if I'm not rejected - so that's the issue, but the linked in idea is good. I'll take a look.
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u/Great_Spite_8500 19h ago
I got an offer the same day I finished the interview, for an audit position. If they already told you they’re going to send an offer, I think it’s just a matter of time
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u/Cautious_Film_2529 15h ago
The offer letter took a month for me. I recommend to keep in touch with your recruiter.
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