My friend got rejected too, not sure if it was by mail. I'm still waiting for them, I'm guessing the recruiter will give me a call tomorrow to tell me I got rejected.Huy said:Officially rejected by PwC today via email.
A lot of the firms arent completely number committed. If people happen to reject the PwC offer a long time after they got it i.e. after the celebration party, then PwC isn't going to call someone else up. They'll just have 1 person less. If lets say, someone got called up and offered a position and rejected it instantly or within a day, then PwC would consider or most likely call up someone else.hoppi10 said:may seem like a silly question but does the offers night officially mark the end of recruiting
because it seems that a lot of people will still reject pwc's offer leaving them short of the number of positions that they originally intended to recruit?
To an extent I would disagree, maybe it was just an excuse but the the recruiter from PwC told me last week they hadn't made a decision on me as of yet - simply because they were approaching final numbers and wanted to interview all candidates first.leoyh said:A lot of the firms arent completely number committed. If people happen to reject the PwC offer a long time after they got it i.e. after the celebration party, then PwC isn't going to call someone else up. They'll just have 1 person less. If lets say, someone got called up and offered a position and rejected it instantly or within a day, then PwC would consider or most likely call up someone else.
This has got to be the most pointless comparison... since everyone will be biased based on whether they got interviews/offers lols.DexJnr said:Guys and gals, rank the order of the Big 4 in preference of where you wanted to work both before and after the assessment days..
Here's mine,
Prior:
After:
- EY
- PwC
- Deloitte
- KPMG
- EY
- PwC
- KPMG
- Deloitte
This was after getting interviews at KPMG, PwC and EY....and no interview at Deloitte.
Not completely pointless, Huy still has KPMG as 3rd for before and after even with an accepted offer at the firm.seremify007 said:This has got to be the most pointless comparison... since everyone will be biased based on whether they got interviews/offers lols.
Correct! We'll come back next year and see whether things lived up to our expectations and whether grad offers were given out etc.billbro said:What will be more interesting is how we feel about the firm after vacs.
hoppi10 I completely know what you mean.hoppi10 said:the annoying thing is, and this is obviously coming from a person who has received 0 offers, that people know which firm they will accept yet they reject other offers at the last opportunity...
Not as easy as that, personally I only have an offer from KPMG but I wouldn't mind one from PwC either. Reason being, I got a great impression from KPMG at the assessment centre but I only know two acquaintances there and thus I only have a limited perspective on the firm. In contrast, I was disappointed with PwC but I know someone there who gave me a lot of insight and probably why I was hyped about it.hoppi10 said:the annoying thing is, and this is obviously coming from a person who has received 0 offers, that people know which firm they will accept yet they reject other offers at the last opportunity...
if it were me... and its easy to say because its not me... but i would have rejected kpmg straight away if i got an offer from pwc and kpmg because i realise that someone else may benefit from me rejecting it
ah well
didn't u post that u thought deloitte seemed the best and the least fake....spontaneous said:hmmm
Prior:
1. pwc
2. kpmg
3. ey
4. deloitte
After:
1. pwc
2. ey
3. deloitte
4. kpmg