CwP One Year Learning

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The document summarizes the author's one year experience working on the CwP Team at PwC. It discusses [1] an introduction to the author and team, [2] the jobs and achievements over the year including developing a tax service website and redesigning systems, and [3] problems encountered and solutions implemented like addressing issues through agile frameworks. The author reflects on further future opportunities, including continuing to coach customers and form new partnerships.

Learning in PwC Team
- My one year experience
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Agenda
• 1. Me & Team.

• 2. Job & Achievement.

• 3. Problems & Solutions.

• 4. Further future.

Re-Design

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“what is re-re-design?”

ThoughtWorks Beijing

PwC IT Kolkata

Collaboration

PwC Tax TCS IT
San Jose EST coast

Support

Deployment

“let me request for change control...”

Framework

Context

Solution

Issue Costing

Build Reding
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