Hey guys,
I started in PwC (Perth, Western Australia} as a grad in Tech Consulting last month but I graduated studying electrical engineering. I chose it because it was the only grad offer I had at the time and I was interested in the concept of consulting and the large amounts of experience I can gain in a short time frame. I'd like to know what options I have career-wise, what I need to do to get them and what sort of opportunities I have if I decide to exit to industry.
Thank you
Edit 1:
I'm currently working on a really big digital transformation project and support is great. I'm just not sure what the pathway is like for someone like myself who came straight from an EE degree. There's not much structure for delivering a technology (coding, software dev etc) project and they're trying to set that up (a recently promoted Director that I know decently informed me of this). Is it worth it to learn coding to be apart of the team? or should I go the Project Management route. I'm not really interested in strategy as it's saturated already but wouldn't mind do it.
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On the graduate programme do u have rotations? Depending on your background I would personally aim to get into cloud/cyber - which is what I do anyway :).