Company: EY
Date: 2019-06-20
Overall rating: 3/5
Employment status: current
Experience level: Junior

Middle of the road experience
Pros: - They throw a decent amount of money into social activities e.g. Christmas parties, taking people out for drinks/dinner to celebrate big wins, etc.
- It's a global firm so there are opportunities for overseas transfers from a senior consultant level upwards.
- It's a globally recognised firm so it looks great on your CV.
- You can start to earn quite a bit of money if you're willing to stick around longer enough to get to manager.
- Great central office location.
- Pretty good about making sure you have an ergonomic setup at your desk.
- You get to meet a really wide range of clients across various industries so it's great for networking or seeing what people are up to in industry.
- You get to travel quite a bit.
- Good per diem travel allowances.
Cons: - Poor support for initial/ongoing development. It was hard to feel like you were being set up for success when all you got was the occasional online training.
- A rigid and frustrating performance review system. 
- For a company that expects a 50-60 hour work week, the pay isn't great until you get to managerial level.
- Generally has a "boys club" vibe. Not a lot of room for having non-mainstream interests.