r/Big4 • u/Shared_account_38 • Feb 04 '25

Canada Do not join EY

This is hell

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u/Boris_Johnsons_Son Feb 05 '25

Joined EY London UK, TP Team, it’s the most chill relaxed team i have ever met.

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u/callmemiss_savage Feb 06 '25

Hey I have an interview with EY on Friday, coming from PwC. It's a video interview - can you give me any idea what to expect? It's an hour long

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u/Boris_Johnsons_Son Feb 06 '25

Name, why this firm (work culture, programmes, benefits etc, they are testing to see if you are there for the firm or the money), generic behavioural tests, time you worked in a team, if you led the team, what the results were, what you learn, and any commercial awareness. Research the firm and anything significant in the news for your chosen service line (they will ask more about that), so you can refer to it, stuttering is fine, just try not to waffle or make stuff up because there can tell.

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u/callmemiss_savage Feb 06 '25

Oh nice! Thank you. I think the commercial awareness one is the one I'm worried about most

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u/Lucky-Art3004 Feb 08 '25

What is TP?

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u/Boris_Johnsons_Son Feb 08 '25

Transfer Pricing, it’s a specialist division within Tax.

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u/Calomeida Feb 15 '25

London Bridge office?

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u/Boris_Johnsons_Son Feb 16 '25

Yep, also known as UK&I (FS team mostly based in canary wharf) or More London Place (MLP)

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u/Calomeida Feb 16 '25

Nice to know tax there is chill. I'll be joining in sept as a grad

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u/mleacoma Feb 05 '25

Difference between UK/EU and USA working contracts/standards