Learning enviroment with great technology
Senior Executive Assistant (Former Employee) – Chicago, IL – August 17, 2018
Routinely rewarded/recognized for a job well done. Firm is heavily involved in community/charitable causes. EA role is changing due to expansion of technology and tools.
Pros
sometimes allowed to work from home; flexibility in start/end times
Cons
inconsistant standards; favoritism
Great clients and great time to work in the industry
Engagement Manager (Former Employee) – Texas – August 15, 2018
National Firm's are an oligopoly. But good opportunities to work with Fortune 1000 clients and to work with professionals. Good entry point for a career, this is an elevator job but not a destination.
Pros
Clients, clients, clients
Cons
Lifestyle, travel.
Good Work culture and people are always open to teaming
Senior Consultant (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 14, 2018
Good Work culture and people are always open to teaming. You get to work on different projects and in-turn enhance your skills. Lots of training available for on-demand learning.
Very future driven
ACA Tax Data Analyst (Former Employee) – Dallas, TX – August 13, 2018
The company is great if you are hired on as a non-temp. As a temp person you feel out of the loop when it comes to decisions and job advancement. You are just there to get the work done and go home.
They did however drive the force with their knowledge and helpfulness for things around the world. Things you could be proud of
They did however drive the force with their knowledge and helpfulness for things around the world. Things you could be proud of
Pros
Even as a temp, the pay was decent
Cons
Lack of flexibility
Tough
International Tax Senior Manager (Current Employee) – San Francisco, CA – August 13, 2018
Hard place to work, but you will learn a lot from leading professionals in the industry. Work in international tax. Calls start at 6 am, continue all day, work on projects from 5-7 thn calls start with Asia. Significant others get frustrated!
Hard for a boomer to advance
Executive Assistant (Current Employee) – Cleveland, OH – August 13, 2018
EY is a great company to work at, but if you are a boomer they think that you are technologically inferior to anyone younger. Not sure why they feel that way!
Pros
time off, sick time, personal and vacation, also WFH days
Cons
no job advancement for baby boomers
Good work place
Program Test Manager (Current Employee) – Alpharetta, GA – August 9, 2018
One of the best work environments i have worked for.
EY has been continuously selected for the past 20 years as Best work place to work for.
EY has best pay scale and benefits compared to other fortunes companies.
If I was not laid off I would have still continued with EY
EY has been continuously selected for the past 20 years as Best work place to work for.
EY has best pay scale and benefits compared to other fortunes companies.
If I was not laid off I would have still continued with EY
Pros
Evening socials & fun events
Cons
EY has laid off QA & Level 3 & Level 4 Support May 2017
The most enjoyable part of the job
Advanced Analyst - On assignment (Former Employee) – Suffolk County, MA – August 9, 2018
The most enjoyable part of the job is that it provides me work life balance. It has enable me to contribute my time towards work and family without any difficulty.
Lots of Opportunity and Exposure
Senior Manager (Former Employee) – Cincinnati, OH – August 7, 2018
Great place to learn and network with current clients and future employers; lots of opportunities to grow; must typically be willing to relocate to continue progressing
Excellent place to work
Tax Compliance Specialist II (Former Employee) – Kansas City, MO – August 7, 2018
I am so lucky to have worked for incredible tax attorneys where I learned so much about how to complete advanced income tax returns efficiently. I also learned how to research advanced tax situations that helped many people to save money on income tax. Great place to work.
Fun place to work with vibrant professionals. Work is intense, but lots of efforts made to mke it enjoyable. Inhouse food, group outings, etc.
Executive Assistant (Former Employee) – Birmingham, AL – August 6, 2018
Good place to work. Inclusive culture. Work is demanding, but much pride is taken in the results. Young, vibrant, energetic workers, strong local leadership makes this a company people enjoy working for..
Pros
People
Fun and productive place
Financial Services Consultant (Current Employee) – Charlotte, NC – August 5, 2018
Travel weekly for work and love it! Learnt so much in the past one year, amazing people to work with. Work culture is great and they really encourage work life balance.
Great Job if Consulting is your passion
Consultant (Current Employee) – Los Angeles, CA – August 4, 2018
EY is a great company for those looking to develop their professional, communication, technological skills. If you are looking to work long hours, get good pay (depending on your level) and work in a variety of different project then hop on board. However, keep in mind that a lot of the projects require overtime and positions for EY are salaried base.My favorite aspect of the company is probably the culture; they provide an environment that's inclusive of all people.
Pros
culture, pay, growth
Cons
long hours, boring projects, micromanagement
High learning Employment
Senior Associate (Former Employee) – New York, NY – August 3, 2018
A typical day varies depending on project
Continuous training encouraged
Working relationships was enjoyable
Have to manage work/life balance
Management should relate to the start of their careers with its employees
Continuous training encouraged
Working relationships was enjoyable
Have to manage work/life balance
Management should relate to the start of their careers with its employees
Great for work/life balance
Global Digital Content Director (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 2, 2018
My typical day involves lots of conference calls with a global network of colleagues. I enjoy the flexibility but it can be a challenge to get quality face time due to the global nature of the work.
Good to Get career going
Senior Associate (Current Employee) – Chicago, IL – July 31, 2018
EY is a great place to go to get your career going. Once you are in, you are locked in - not easy to move around or change focuses or sectors.
I would recommend EY for people early or late in their career; consultant/senior or above a Senior manager.
I would recommend EY for people early or late in their career; consultant/senior or above a Senior manager.
Pros
compensation
Cons
work life balance can be poor
overworking culture
Staff Auditor (Current Employee) – Los Angeles, CA – July 30, 2018
Ey is a very work oriented place. employees often work 65 plus hours a week with limited weekends off. Workers tend to only want to talk about work. While professional skepticism is important to public accounting, being super skeptical of everything makes most EY managers very hard to work with.
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