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Good for developmental opportunities
Mercury Business Advisor Manager (Current Employee) - London, Greater London - 3 January 2020
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EY selected this as a representative reviewNo day is the same, great for networking and building new connections. Lots of opportunities available for personal growth. Is a people orientated organisation, most difficult part of the job is to juggle many tasks at once and manage expectations of key stakeholders. Working and collaborating with many different people is the most enjoyable part.
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Great place to work
Senior (Current Employee) - Reading, Berkshire - 6 June 2023
EY have a great culture. Everyone is helpful and supportive. The work life balance is as you'd expect in audit with busy periods towards year ends, however there is great flexibility to work where and when you like outside of this as long as you get the work done.
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- Supportive environment
- Clear sense of purpose
- Inclusive work environment
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Auditor (Former Employee) - Birmingham City Centre, West Midlands - 4 June 2023
Valuable experiences, perceptions, and suggestions related to various aspects of the organization; good compensation and benefits; decent paid training in BPP unversity
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Not as rewarding as advertised
Assurance Associate (Current Employee) - Scotland - 11 May 2023
The company itself is alright to work for with decent enough perks (AL Buy and Sell, Private Healthcare, Bonus Scheme and Flexible working). However, the job itself is monotonous, and there is still an air of snobbery about many people within the company. Worth bearing in mind.
Pros
Good Perks
Cons
Expected unpaid overtime in busy periods
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Fun and Educational
Business Academy (Former Employee) - Canary Wharf, Greater London - 1 May 2023
Week long Business Academy at EY gives a great insight into the workings of a Financial Services Firm. Great people, who were very friendly and supportive and taught me a lot.
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Fun work place
Senior Consultant (Current Employee) - London, Greater London - 24 April 2023
The company need to look into salary and promotion properly. Staff are under paid for the amount of work they deliver but working from home has been a blessing
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Long hours and poor pay
Senior Associate (Current Employee) - London, Greater London - 21 April 2023
Long hours, low pay, no bonus, poor middle management, partners too removed to set realistic goals. Pros: good junior workforce, although 95% will leave when qualified
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interesting work
Accountant (Former Employee) - London, Greater London - 13 April 2023
Good people, good management. people are treating you as equals, the learning process was very meaningful. note that this is a demanding job overall. long working hours demanding manager and hard-working culture..
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Toxic working environment
Junior Analyst (Current Employee) - London, Greater London - 8 April 2023
worth a try in your 20s but have to switch later on. many tasks to do, good opportunities to grow all around, no work-life balance, moderate salary base
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Fun and excellent place
Manager (Former Employee) - London, Greater London - 5 April 2023
The company's commitment to excellence, innovation, and collaboration is evident in its supportive and inclusive culture. I have had the opportunity to work on high-profile projects with innovative clients, contributing to real-world solutions that make a difference. The firm also prioritizes professional development and provides exceptional mentorship and training. I appreciate the company's focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion, creating a welcoming workplace for all employees. Additionally, the firm's commitment to corporate responsibility and giving back to the community is admirable. Overall, I highly recommend this Big 4 consultancy as an employer. It offers a dynamic and challenging work environment, exceptional professional development opportunities, and a culture that fosters growth, inclusion, and impact.
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Lack of direction
Associate (Former Employee) - London, Greater London - 29 March 2023
Each change of management/upper management introduced changes. No bad thing at all, however it became directionless at times with too many changes being rolled out without any joined up thinking. Frustrating.
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Excellent place to work
Manager (Former Employee) - Leeds, West Yorkshire - 25 March 2023
Great progression pathways, opportunity to work with high profile clients, excellent training and development programs and a very supportive and friendly team environment
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fun and challenging
Assistant Manager (Current Employee) - Indian Queens, Cornwall - 22 March 2023
great workplace to start your career and puts . It can be helpful to leave space at the bottom of your written review to write down these questions and concerns. As your employee responds, acknowledge and address each topic during your conversation, and write notes in that section. This shows that you are dedicated to both listening and retaining what your employee has to say. After your meeting, send the employee an updated version of the review with the notes you have taken. Small follow-ups like this are appreciated by employees.
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Great Flexibility
Executive Assistant (Current Employee) - London Borough of Southwark, Greater London - 8 March 2023
EY is a great place to work regarding flexibility of hours etc - good benefits and holiday entitlement, pay always seems to be slightly under that of other Big 4 and not transparent on pay grades. But overall a good place to work.
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Learn lots, great people
Senior Associate - Audit (Current Employee) - Perth - 1 March 2023
The people are what makes EY great. Amazing colleagues and social atmosphere. Managers and executives always willing to help! Fast paced but learn lots
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Great working environment
Cyber Security Consultant (Current Employee) - London, Greater London - 17 February 2023
The staff at EY are very helpful and want you to succeed. There is also a lot of room for growth and development through qualifications/ certifications.
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Stressful place to work
Senior Consultant (Current Employee) - London - 25 January 2023
There are some nice people here but overall it is a machine. Very stressful environment and you can expect to be working well beyond your contracted hours every day.
Pros
Good pay if you progress enough
Cons
Long hours, just a cog in a machine
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Long hours
Human Resources Administrator (Former Employee) - London, Greater London - 23 January 2023
Long hours and too large a company. The salary and perks were good but you are expected to work late into the evening and the workload was very high. Managers very demanding and never felt appreciated as a member of support staff.
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Great Experience but
Senior Associate, Assurance (Former Employee) - London, UK - 12 January 2023
I spent a great 3 years at EY which has been a brilliant foundation for my career. However, after 3 years the work began to feel repetitive and I felt it was best to change companies as there is a slight feeling of uncertainty around the company.
Pros
Very inclusive culture, flexible working culture is really good and it is possible to be truly flexible, great colleagues who are fun the hang out with, good office location in London, the client exposure from day 1 is something I couldnt have got in most companies
Cons
Pay is not reflective of the work you are doing, I could only justify the job on the basis of the experience I was getting rather than current pay, some colleagues can be slightly talkative behind your back
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Good on CV, lack of enjoyable work
Graduate Consultant (Current Employee) - United Kingdom - 11 January 2023
There’s no doubt that will do well having the name on your cv, and the qualifications with assurance and tax. However, as a consultant who has moved from STEM, I found that most of the work done could be simplified, and is made to sound complex by corporate jargon, which is likely true of the overall industry (FS). You may find a difference in other service lines (more tech focused) but I find the work in business consulting rather dull.
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Great job for a graduate‘s first job
Auditor (Current Employee) - London, Greater London - 4 January 2023
A lot to learn for new beginners. Surrounded by nice intellectual and respectful colleagues. Partners are approachable. If you work in UK&I assurance line, be prepared to have stocktake in during holidays like Christmas, new year, etc. Other than that, I pretty like the company!
Pros
Great team, training opportunities, nice and respectful colleagues
Cons
Long hours, sacrifice personal time from time to time
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