Not a terrible place to work
Financial Crimes Analyst (Current Employee) – Jacksonville, FL – June 15, 2018
It's a fairly enjoyable place to work. However, the compensation is almost criminal. Do not expect quick advancement, do not expect them to offer you living wages, or to try to pay you enough to keep you. However, you will have enjoyable co-workers, and learn multiple AML disciplines. Some managers are great to work with, while others have no management skills whatsoever. Although, you can take your frustrations out on the ping pong table!
Meetings & Events
Conference and Event Planner (Former Employee) – New York, NY – June 13, 2018
Typically i dealt with e-mails and phone calls throughout the day.
I learned alot from working there, but more about different working styles and adopting the EY culture. Management was very helpful and amazing to work with. They were very knowledgable and always wanted to help. The job wasn't too difficult, but each day had its mysteries. The most enjoyable part of the job was working with people that wanted to help me become better. I'm forever thankful for that.
I learned alot from working there, but more about different working styles and adopting the EY culture. Management was very helpful and amazing to work with. They were very knowledgable and always wanted to help. The job wasn't too difficult, but each day had its mysteries. The most enjoyable part of the job was working with people that wanted to help me become better. I'm forever thankful for that.
Great on Resume
Senior IT Auditor (Former Employee) – Houston, TX – June 12, 2018
You'll definitely learn a lot on the job, because they'll throw you in the deep ocean, and you'll try to have your head above water everyday. There are times you'll have to stay late just to stay late with your manager on site.
World class consulting
Manager Corporate Taxation (Former Employee) – Toledo, OH – June 7, 2018
Seven years, Big 4 CPA Public Accounting. Client engagement management in assurance with specialization in corporate, multi-state taxation.
• Lead a team of CPA’s in collaboration with cross-competency and specialized engagement teams serving major clients in healthcare, construction and manufacturing.
• Lead a team of CPA’s in collaboration with cross-competency and specialized engagement teams serving major clients in healthcare, construction and manufacturing.
Factory feeling
Executive Assistant (Current Employee) – New York, NY – June 7, 2018
They are downsizing although they won't publicly admit that. They have outsourced many positions and laid off/terminated positions of people that have given them lifetimes (38 years in one case). Those of us that are left are now overwhelmed with work. They get away with it because they are outsourcing within the US so it is not so obvious but hundreds if not thousands of east coast jobs have been funneled to Cleveland, Kentucky and Dallas.
Great Company Low Salary
Associate Analyst, Quality Assurance Testing (Former Employee) – Jacksonville, FL – June 3, 2018
The Ernst & Young service delivery center provides an excellent opportunity for recent graduates to obtain work experience, especially in the financial services sector. The job provides for overtime but the base salary is extremely low for those who have preliminary certifications.
Pros
Vacation, Overtime, Travel
Cons
Salary, Management, Projects
Strong culture with emphasis on flexibility
Talent Consultant (Current Employee) – Chicago, IL – June 1, 2018
EY is a great place to work, offers potential for advancement, and endless training opportunities. Also, the culture is diverse and inclusive. Providing flexibility is paramount and emphasis on work/life balance.
Interesting Place to work
IT Advisory Executive, Central Region, FSO (Current Employee) – St. Louis, MO – May 31, 2018
Outside of the coasts and the few major hubs this is not a great place for career advancement. That said - it was a good opportunity and there are really good people at EY.
you will learn something new everyday
Senior Auditor (Current Employee) – California – May 29, 2018
The best thing I like about EY is that you can always learn something new everyday. This is also the hardest part of the job that you need to be fast phase and need motivate yourself all the time to improve fast enough.
Great place to work with most
Client Serving Specialist (Former Employee) – New York, NY – May 29, 2018
I enjoyed working at EY and the people I worked with but not happy with the way I was Laid off came off of disability from operation and got laid off the day I came back.
Pros
great people
Cons
Manager not great
It is a great place to start your career
Actuary Intern (Former Employee) – New York, NY – May 28, 2018
EY has tremendous opportunities to gain exposure in a variety of fields and develop a vast network base. great place to kick off a career. They are also highly accommodating to employee needs as well.
Overall a good place to work. The Professionals were treated well, but the Adminstration workers were over looked.
Production Artist (Former Employee) – Indianapolis, IN – May 28, 2018
Overall a good place to work. The department I worked in could be stressful at times. They tended to treat the Professional people better than the Administration people