I first joined PwC India in 2022 as an administrative assistant to two incredible leaders for our Advisory department. I was initially based at Gurugram, lively and ever vibrant.
In my initial days, I struggled navigating the technology and getting a hang of the approval processes. Thanks to my seniors and colleagues, I was able to understand the firm's dynamics and policies, helping me settle down in my role.
After two years at PwC, I took up a role as an executive assistant in a middle eastern consulting firm with the objective of gaining international exposure and to also witness the pros and cons of working in a different time zone.
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During my time that the other firm, I got a call from PwC India regarding an opening. Having worked with PwC, I couldn't resist the opportunity of joining back – solely for its great work ethics and flexibility.
Having rejoined the firm, I've seen growth in all aspects. My professional skills have been sharpened with the rich and varied experiences I gained while working on various projects. I have also been fortunate to work with talented seniors and peers.
I'm an administrative assistant to the Vice Chairman of PwC India Foundation – Jaivir Singh. Additionally, I monitor and organise project and volunteering calendars across regions.
I've been able to provide a fresh point of view to the team in terms of project management, while maintaining a swift point of contact to Jaivir.
We should become the leading consulting firm in India.