Ernst & Young Internship Trainee salaries in New Delhi

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EY offers you to work in a diverse culture. When I joined EY as a data analyst trainee, I was working with advocates, CAs, Software developers and Data Scientists. There is an open culture...that means you can freely go to your managers, directors or even partners and share your ideas and the best thing abt it was that they take their every employee seriously. Exposure is another factor I like the most. Working in a big4 company is itself a great experience.

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The only thing I felt was the brand name plays a high role in the manipulation of your compensation. As compared to Pwc, KPMG or Deloitte, they have less compensations.

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Their is nothing to like about they make you work for over 10-12 hrs a day without any recognition

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The culture is very toxic with office politics always taking first place. Even if you outperform your peers you will not get appraisal or bonus because office politics may not allow it

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The manager was very supportive and the work life balance was good.

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...sary pressure to work from office and the unsupportive rude behaviour of the HR. There was nothing given above and beyond the salary not even box of sweets on small occasions. All the team outings and activities were self sponsored.

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...nd after office hours. People are around to provide helping hand whenever stuck. Hikes and bonus is better than most companies around.

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Lesser projects with better technologies and lesser growth opportunities in terms of tech stack. Many legacy applications are still operative which requires people to work on legacy technologies.

Likes

Appraisals and pay scale amongst the other big 4s are ok

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It has terrible work-life balance and toxic work culture. You are forced to work on Saturday by creating undue pressure although there is no deadline