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PwC new hire salary increase?

by J3w3ly

Does anyone have any inside info on the new hire salary increase at PwC? It's been a rumor for a while, just wondering if anyone knows any numbers. Also, from reading the comp thread, it looks like current employee salaries are not getting anything extra. So an A2 is making approximately what a new hire makes. What the hell?

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