Ernst & Young Employer Reviews

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

the company policies are good , the culture is acceptable provided u r in a good team with good bosses all around .. if not , den it takes a toll .. unhealthy politics and work life balance is not there

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.

Ernst & Young is an undoubtedly great company to learn and the seniors here are very knowledgeful under whose guidance you learn each and every day. The workplace is always at client's office so in this way i have always improvised on my interpersonal skills and always maintain a healthy relations hip with my colleagues and clients.

Working at E&Y means you hardly have time to think and get bored! This experience has given me the chance to travel, meet lots of people, be part of both big and small teams for national and international projects.

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.

Every day at EY come with new challenges and responsibilities.
I have learned great interpersonal skills, high quality auditing and finance exposure.
The management is very professional in EY
People are like family in EY. Great people to work with.
Long hours and meeting the client deadlines.
Free lunches, international exposure and variety of challenges.

Ernst & Young is an amazing opportunity for young graduates who are starting off with their careers.

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.

Always varied at work and responded to new work coming in, writing proposals, presenting work to a client or managing a team to deliver a turnaround programme in a healthcare organisation.

The hardest part of the job was travelling around the country at short notice.

The most enjoyable was delivering a good service to the client.

Typical auditing and consulting Firm. One of the BIG4. Provides very good background to allow the passage to other professional challenges.

Complete HR gamut
Learning to know people
Friendly management
Cooperative Co-workers
Not yet come accross the hardest part of the job
Engaging with people

It was for a contract period or would have loved to work there for a lifetime. I worked on Mutual Funds, Private Equity, Investment banking, did some financial tie outs and learnt a lot.

It should have been a great place to work for provided there is a work life balance and no racism.

It should have been a great place to work for provided there is a work life balance and no racism.

audited balance sheet and income statement accounts
worked on SOX 404 work and financial reporting

tons of learning opportunities

A typical day at work was a quiet, professional environment with a nice group of smart, professionals. I was the administrative assistant for the Corporate Finance department where I reported to the Director and assisted him and also four-five managers. I answered the phone, took messages or transferred calls, typed contracts and correspondence and – more... emails. I managed the file room and the library, made airline reservations and learned how to work on spreadsheets. Management was always professional, fair, and met with us weekly as a team and one-on-one on occasion. Everyone I worked for and with was professional and nice. The hardest part of the job was when it got hectic making and changing airline reservations while our team was travelling and plans changed. I enjoyed the work and most of all, the people. – less