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Am audit career is a good career pathway for someone who wants to go on to be an audit partner or financial controller as it allows you to review and learn about various types of companies in a short span of time which is not experienced elsewhere in other non-audit firms i.e commercial companies. You pay for the experience with overtime and imbalanced work-life situation.
Too much influence from 1 particular country's culture permeating the firm's management style
Good for graduates
Long hours, bad benefits, the intent is to squeeze every drop from the staff
Salary is market-level
Good for graduates
Long hours, bad benefits, the intent is to squeeze every drop from the staff
Salary is market-level
EY is a huge global company which spans four different service lines and 100+ countries. Your experience will differ greatly from country to country and team to team.
Valuation of different types of derivatives products. Good work culture. Flat Hierarchy. Definitely recommend the firm . People are eager to help and mentor.
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A competitive workplace, but offers great exposure to the tax services industry. I will definitely recommend this place for internship, even though the learning curve can be steep, it is worth the experience because you get to learn a lot more than you would expect.
EY is a great place to work. Very professional and highly respectable company. One of the big 4 accounting Firm that gains highly respect from the world.
Company work culture is good. fun place to work.
Friendly environment and professional place to work.
Friendly environment and professional place to work.
team strategy is not transparent and lack of internal communication and bonding activities, however, it's not a promising and positive team culture from my perspective.
Pros
balanced working hours
Cons
management team is not skilled and strategic
Good, helpful and fun colleagues. Work place environment is nice. Culture wise, depends on the management/lead of the department that you work in. Overall, pleasant work experience.
Depending on the department, seniors and managers are usually friendly and willing to teach. Able to learn a lot despite the fact that deadlines are tight and stress levels may be high some times.
EY generally has Partners and Managers that cares for the staff and will encourage us to enjoy our work life and take interest in our career development. EY also nurtures and trains us to be independent, professional with highest regards for integrity in out performance and work.
The best way to get exposed to a breadth of different situation is through being a consultant in EY. They are known for their accounting practices and for a good reason.
Great starting ground for fresh grads as they spend the time and effort to teach you from scratch. You can learn many work skills and make great colleagues but career progression can plateau after some years.
The team is made up of intelligent, caring individuals so there is a collegiate atmosphere. As many of the new jobs given by clients have few precedents, you will need to have solid valuation fundamentals to be able to do well.
Very good place to grow and expand your knowledge gain insights into many businesses.
- Typical day: Chasing deadline
- Learning point: Managing peopl
- Management: Depends on who is your direct superior
- Culture: Work hard
- Hardest part: Getting deliverables out
- Enjoyable part: Peers
- Typical day: Chasing deadline
- Learning point: Managing peopl
- Management: Depends on who is your direct superior
- Culture: Work hard
- Hardest part: Getting deliverables out
- Enjoyable part: Peers
Fast paced, challenging
Good training programmes, vibrant work culture, understanding bosses
not much work life balance, remuneration could be better, work hours during peak periods can be quite long with the need to work overtime often
Good training programmes, vibrant work culture, understanding bosses
not much work life balance, remuneration could be better, work hours during peak periods can be quite long with the need to work overtime often
Good stepping stone. Steep learning curve, good for graduate to start from.
Cons
tiring hours
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