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Go with EY. GT took private equity money and won’t be around long term. Either bankrupt and shut down or sold off for cheap to another firm.
Plus more money upside at EY. GT is slashing everything due to PE. 6k isn’t much and you could always counter, GT will level you off within a year.
I echo this sentiment. The group's and GT's culture overall has gone downhill since the PE acquisition.
Not sure if I would listen to EY1.
I’ve been at both firms and EY pays significantly better and will provide greater exit opportunities. GT will offer more upfront to obtain talent but you will be paid less in the long run.
You should use your GT offer and counter at EY to see if they would at least match. Also a reminder that EY and PwC generally tends to pay on the higher end across the board in Public Accounting.
Maybe I am wrong, but when I tried TAS, I expected it would give me exposure to strategy and finance. By the end of the rotation, though, it felt more like accounting, essentially booking entries to ensure LTM and EBITDA are accurately presented. I’m finding this decision difficult, but I truly appreciate your help.
I'd personally take EY FAAS, big 4 over mid tier. Idk if your offer is for commercial or fso but FSO is doing solid revenue wise
Considering EY FAAS is on the decline, I would say GT. EY FAAS is a dumpster fire right now.
Why would you say it’s on decline?