Company: EY
Date: 2017-09-22
Overall rating: 1/5
Employment status: current
Experience level: Junior

EY Singapore Advisory Consultant
Pros: - Some colleagues do care about you and guide you along
- You will be supporting a manager and possibly have one or two juniors supporting you
- Close contact with clients
- Alot of women in the firm or on the team to act as role models and seek advice from
Cons: - Numerous colleagues are very cliquish and can be quite mean/gossipy about others (it is like high school all over again)
- Colleagues can also be mean to vendors or snatch resources away from vendors serving the same client instead of collaborating with vendors. I have seen one of our consultants barging into a room that a vendor was working in, plugged his laptop into the power plug without asking the vendor and broke the vendor's power plug into half!
- Recruitment efforts for Singapore office focuses on local university graduates. I was appalled to see some juniors getting too full of themselves and misbehaved in front of clients when clients offered genuine feedback to revise our work.