As AI reshapes industries at a pace that India’s talent pipeline is struggling to match, upskilling has become a critical priority for working professionals. Recognising this widening skills gap, ...
Paul Griggs, chief executive of the firm's U.S. operations, said clearer regulation is increasing conviction around ...
PwC wants to hire tech talent — but can't find the right people. "Across the PwC network, we are looking for hundreds and hundreds of engineers," Mohamed Kande, global chairman of PwC, told the BBC in ...
In her first month as PwC's new Regional Market Leader for the North, Emma Suchland is wasting no time in outlining her ambitious plans to strengthen the professional services firm's presence outside ...
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PwC is training junior accountants to be like managers, because AI is going to be doing the entry-level work
Think you can do your boss's job? If you're a junior accountant, you might soon find out. New hires at PwC will be doing the roles that managers are doing within three years, because they will be ...
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) will start tracking where its employees in the United Kingdom work, in a bid to dial back its current work-from-home culture. Staff at the UK arm of PwC, one of the ...
Two former Fayetteville councilmen, a retired Army brigadier general, an Army public works director, a real estate salesman and a local businessman are among a slate of candidates seeking appointment ...
THE FOUR YEARS SINCE Ian Powell was made chairman and senior partner of PwC have been a tumultuous period for the firm – and for the industry as a whole. Since his appointment in 2008, having joined ...
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