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PricewaterhouseCoopers - PwC
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PricewaterhouseCoopers - PwC
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Sue M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
17 Mar 2023, 07:33
Does PWC even have any ethics. They should fall!
As if State capture, and stealing millions over years from ordinary South Africans, wasn’t enough for us to deal with from corporate, these useless audit firms will also corrupt your partners and destroy your families with their hedonistic culture. Apparently if you don’t drink and hang out with managers at strip clubs you can forget about getting good work experience from this thieving firm. Where are the ethics at an ethics driven company?? Why do audit firms even exist if they just steal and destroy lives? Marco Loots from the cyber division took a bunch of grads to a strip club while at Birchwood, paying for alcohol and lap dances, while people are meant to be booked away for training. Personally, I am so sick and tired of the filth that is corporate. They don’t know how to do good work. Government should nationalise them and take away any tax benefit for these sorts of trainings, which is deemed compulsory by the company. Filthy dirty and corrupt are the only words which come to mind when I think of PWC.
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Sue M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
17 Mar 2023, 07:33
Does PWC even have any ethics. They should fall!
As if State capture, and stealing millions over years from ordinary South Africans, wasn’t enough for us to deal with from corporate, these useless audit firms will also corrupt your partners and destroy your families with their hedonistic culture. Apparently if you don’t drink and hang out with managers at strip clubs you can forget about getting good work experience from this thieving firm. Where are the ethics at an ethics driven company?? Why do audit firms even exist if they just steal and destroy lives? Marco Loots from the cyber division took a bunch of grads to a strip club while at Birchwood, paying for alcohol and lap dances, while people are meant to be booked away for training. Personally, I am so sick and tired of the filth that is corporate. They don’t know how to do good work. Government should nationalise them and take away any tax benefit for these sorts of trainings, which is deemed compulsory by the company. Filthy dirty and corrupt are the only words which come to mind when I think of PWC.
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Dirk C
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
10 Nov 2021, 06:06
PWC & Salesforce
We use a Customer Relationship Program called Salesforce, which is being administrated by PWC. Recently they wilfully revoked our access to Salesforce and we had no access to any of the information we generated. The access was revoked on a Saturday which meant we had to wait till Monday to be able to address it. When contacting PWC (****r Toffie), we were informed it was because we took too long to inform them who the directors were of our business and also because we have not completed the order form which they have NOT sent us and also have not paid the invoice which they have NOT sent us. Please bear in mind that we have been dealing with these companies for at least 6 years now. This review was written on day 3 after we lodged our complaint with Mr Toffie , but day 5 after access was revoked. A CRM system, like Salesforce, has become an integral part of our business and we have become reliant on the information we store on it. This is a massive concern, and I would advise all companies dealing with PWC and Salesforce to have a backup plan. Unfortunately we didn't as we thought we could trust them.
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Dirk C
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
10 Nov 2021, 06:06
PWC & Salesforce
We use a Customer Relationship Program called Salesforce, which is being administrated by PWC. Recently they wilfully revoked our access to Salesforce and we had no access to any of the information we generated. The access was revoked on a Saturday which meant we had to wait till Monday to be able to address it. When contacting PWC (****r Toffie), we were informed it was because we took too long to inform them who the directors were of our business and also because we have not completed the order form which they have NOT sent us and also have not paid the invoice which they have NOT sent us. Please bear in mind that we have been dealing with these companies for at least 6 years now. This review was written on day 3 after we lodged our complaint with Mr Toffie , but day 5 after access was revoked. A CRM system, like Salesforce, has become an integral part of our business and we have become reliant on the information we store on it. This is a massive concern, and I would advise all companies dealing with PWC and Salesforce to have a backup plan. Unfortunately we didn't as we thought we could trust them.
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Caron M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Apr 2019, 11:46
PWC drunk at cricket
A number of people who are cricket lovers have the misfortune to have season tickets at Wanderers underneath the PWC box. Without exception, at every match, revelling drunks in the box drop drinks onto us. The last game someone actually dropped a full glass, narrowly missing me and my partner as well as a group of schoolboy enthusiasts. The time before it was a group of women. We are not allowed to take cutlery in to eat our food, yet they smash glasses on us. It is completely unacceptable that this be allowed to continue. Rules in the boxes I have been in: 1. Drunken behaviour is not tolerated 2. No drinks outside 3. No glass outside. PWC would you like to bring your VIP guests to sit with ordinary people and get drinks poured on them? Why not buy row DD and see what its like. If you cant control what goes on in your box you should close it. Take out the seats of the four rows in front. We have had enough. Is this the image you would like to project? When you entire industry is in disgrace in this country.
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Caron M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Apr 2019, 11:46
PWC drunk at cricket
A number of people who are cricket lovers have the misfortune to have season tickets at Wanderers underneath the PWC box. Without exception, at every match, revelling drunks in the box drop drinks onto us. The last game someone actually dropped a full glass, narrowly missing me and my partner as well as a group of schoolboy enthusiasts. The time before it was a group of women. We are not allowed to take cutlery in to eat our food, yet they smash glasses on us. It is completely unacceptable that this be allowed to continue. Rules in the boxes I have been in: 1. Drunken behaviour is not tolerated 2. No drinks outside 3. No glass outside. PWC would you like to bring your VIP guests to sit with ordinary people and get drinks poured on them? Why not buy row DD and see what its like. If you cant control what goes on in your box you should close it. Take out the seats of the four rows in front. We have had enough. Is this the image you would like to project? When you entire industry is in disgrace in this country.
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Richard R
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
13 Apr 2018, 16:37
Help small business to grow
I'm disappointed with Pwc company based in mall of Africa, they have new beautiful buildings which is the point of attraction in Midrand. But they don't seem to care about black small businesses. I help them with transportation of their local and international staff, their so friendly wonderful clients but recently payment has been bad. It's almost two years helping them. But they will never consider to give you full-time opportunities they will use various services providers, and they can take over a month to pay you, which is not fair at all to small business, Im disappointed when they can't even pay smallest amount for black small business. Which is survival for a small business and meantime they will stop using your services and use another black small business. How do you grow then, you also have to pay your staff and accounts you run at lost as you remind them they will tell you about new payments system. I wonder do they know that they are destroying small business each cents counts calls email, Probably if they would give us permanent contract and pay monthly it would be understandable but over one month and on small amount, how are going to sustain our business? Somebody will apologize I know but I asked you to at least sustained our business please until when will we beg big business.
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Richard R
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
13 Apr 2018, 16:37
Help small business to grow
I'm disappointed with Pwc company based in mall of Africa, they have new beautiful buildings which is the point of attraction in Midrand. But they don't seem to care about black small businesses. I help them with transportation of their local and international staff, their so friendly wonderful clients but recently payment has been bad. It's almost two years helping them. But they will never consider to give you full-time opportunities they will use various services providers, and they can take over a month to pay you, which is not fair at all to small business, Im disappointed when they can't even pay smallest amount for black small business. Which is survival for a small business and meantime they will stop using your services and use another black small business. How do you grow then, you also have to pay your staff and accounts you run at lost as you remind them they will tell you about new payments system. I wonder do they know that they are destroying small business each cents counts calls email, Probably if they would give us permanent contract and pay monthly it would be understandable but over one month and on small amount, how are going to sustain our business? Somebody will apologize I know but I asked you to at least sustained our business please until when will we beg big business.
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