Ernst & Young Employer Reviews

Challenge work, good relationship between peers, good training, good benefit. A lot overtime.

Good place to learn and grow, people are professional and friendly, there is sufficient training.

40 hours in a week starts at 10.30 a.m and ends 7 p.m. everyday with specific work allocation everyday. Learned decision making, finishing work on expected time, quick response to a customer query, delivery quality work.

E&Y was a strong choice for my first internship in the corporate field. Here, I learned the basics of consultancy and audit, and although I did not deliver a cohesive project at the end, I received one-on-one mentoring and training throughout. Thus, I was involved in several company reviews and positioned to learn the different functions that go into – more... providing advisory services to companies.
Although markets in the Gulf region are largely private, and therefore all information highly confidential, I gained a solid understanding of the work culture and ethic that govern one of the richest states in the region.
My internship at E&Y served to introduce me to the world of corporations and laid the foundations for my future interests and goals - transaction advisory services, valuation and business modeling. – less

• Worked for FII's (Aberdeen, Schroder, Blackrock, Citibank and others) to file their Tax returns and provide them services in India and advise them on various tax issues.
• Appeared before the Indian Revenue authorities on behalf of the FII’s.
• Prepared and filed Income-tax appeal before appellate authorities

This position was a high level administrative assistant job taking care of various duties such as scheduling meetings, working with documents and spreadsheets, expense reporting, travel arrangements and taking care of the smaller details so the executives could focus on the bigger picture.

I enjoyed the fast past environment and that everyday was different.

EY is an elite Big 4 firm equally dedicated to its clients and its people, helping both to grow and achieve.

This was my first job out of college. There was a heavy workload and a lot of people that I could rely on for career advice. You learn a lot on time managment.

Great atmosphere and location, good people and management.

Great opportunity to move up and great management team. Got to work with a wide array of companies from several different industries.

My work start at 8:30 up to i finish my tasks. My work always were set based on budget and every night i put a list for the next day which should be based on my overall budget. Each client and industry i audit it is different which enhance my experience also my co-workers is changing for each job but all of them are nice and very practical. My hardest – more... part of job is when client is facing a new accounting problem which he has to ask us so i have to search everywhere to solve it and my employer has all the information and applications that help me in solving most of the problems. The most enjoyable part when we finish the busy season and have our end of season party then i start to update my self through technical training that offered by my employer. – less

fun environment, lots to learn, exciting, long hours, lots of traveling

- A typical day at work.
We work all the week during the high season we work through weekend days.

- What you learn.
I have leaned lot of things such as papering financial statement, assessing Internal Control, planing for field work, risk Assessment, and communication skills.

- Management
Throughout the time I worked with Ernst & Young I faced highly – more... skilled and professional managers.

- Co workers
They were helpful and accurate, they were always meeting the dateline.

- Hardest part of the job.
Determining the client materiality

- Most enjoyable part of the job.
learning new things every single day. – less

Long hours more than 12 hours of work per day and the pay does not justify the amount of work.

Ernst & Young cares about its clients and employees. They have great integrity and it shows in their staff and the work they provide to their clients. They believe in a great work/life balance for its employees.

Really enjoy working for Ernst & Young. Great people and great firm.
Hardest part of the job is travel/consulting.

• Evaluated as performing in the top 5% among peer intern group. Given highest performance rating for 4 consecutive projects in high-tech, retail, and manufacture industries
• Completed within short period several important control tests, substantive procedures, and working paper sections such as fixed assets and accounts payable; selected by the project – more... manager as the sole intern to draft and modify the final Summary Review Memorandum
• Took rare role for intern to independently complete the cash and salary accounts in a preliminary audit by frequently communicating with clients from various departments and quick learning – less

Part of multidisciplinary team, bringing diverse perspectives to every challenge. Provides the opportunity to build my skills in numerous competencies and industries.

Good flexibility and generally good/talented people. Firm has high expectations of each individual. Fast-paced environment and large work load.

I worked for five years in the assurance practice at Ernst & Young.