Rating
- 1. Please give an overview of what your work experience involved:
- 2. What training and skills development did you learn from your work experience?
- 3. To what extent did you enjoy your work experience?
- 4. How well organised was your work experience?
- 5. How much did you learn about the company culture and what it would be like to work there?
- 6. How much did your work experience help you in deciding on your future career path?
- 7. Were you paid or reimbursed for this experience?
- 8. Were there opportunities for networking and meeting other employees?
- 9a. Would you recommend EY to a friend?
- 9b. Why?
- 10. What tips or advice would you give to others applying to EY?
There I shadowed Emma Lobo who was a Senior Economic Analyst specialising in Transfer Pricing and Operating Model Effectiveness. I worked on a Transfer Pricing (TP) documentation for Hermes GPE LLP. The TP documentation covered management structures, investment strategies, economic analysis and functional analysis. This encouraged me to study Finance Economics, which most universities offer as a module whilst studying Economics and Management. I gained a Level 2 CMI (Chartered Management Institution) qualification.
Leadership skills Communication skills Working within a team
I enjoyed it very much. Met loads of new people who have now become friends as we discuss opportunities.
Very organised. Was tailored to our age group
A lot. Got to work in offices and explored the work space. Had a brief overview of the different EY sectors.
It helped a lot. I now how experience in the finance industry which will put me ahead of others.
Yes, it was a paid work experience.
Yes. We got to network with our mentors. And met new staff everyday.
Yes
Great experience, good vibe, and a chance to learn a lot
Don’t be shy, and push yourself
Details
Work Experience
Finance
London
April 2020