PwC or Price Waterhouse Cooper, is a company that is well known in financial circles.
But now it’s known nation-wide – for all the wrong reasons.
I had heard of PwC but never been exposed to their corporate identity, until now.
However as this visual abhorrence keeps on featuring nightly in the news, I realised that there was a real connection between the logo and the company image – both are bad.
Below is a quote from the ABC’s business reporter, Daniel Ziffer, that really sums up just how rotten they are:
(PwC) “…..being involved in shaping secret government tax plans and then creating and selling a scheme to thwart them to multinational companies dubbed the ‘Dirty 30’.”
Now, in a last minute act of guilt, they have sold off all their government business for $1.
Of course this doesn’t take into account the millions they have already made fraudulently.
PwC is a large company and I am sure they would have paid a respected design firm a good price for this logo disaster.
I can only speculate that the client got their way with the design and the designers just took the money and ran.
If I were them, I’m not sure what I would be more embarrassed about now.
The logo or the company it represents.
This logo stands for nothing, just like the company.
Monday, June 26th, 2023PwC or Price Waterhouse Cooper, is a company that is well known in financial circles.
But now it’s known nation-wide – for all the wrong reasons.
I had heard of PwC but never been exposed to their corporate identity, until now.
However as this visual abhorrence keeps on featuring nightly in the news, I realised that there was a real connection between the logo and the company image – both are bad.
Below is a quote from the ABC’s business reporter, Daniel Ziffer, that really sums up just how rotten they are:
(PwC) “…..being involved in shaping secret government tax plans and then creating and selling a scheme to thwart them to multinational companies dubbed the ‘Dirty 30’.”
Now, in a last minute act of guilt, they have sold off all their government business for $1.
Of course this doesn’t take into account the millions they have already made fraudulently.
PwC is a large company and I am sure they would have paid a respected design firm a good price for this logo disaster.
I can only speculate that the client got their way with the design and the designers just took the money and ran.
If I were them, I’m not sure what I would be more embarrassed about now.
The logo or the company it represents.
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