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Vote your a$$ off
We gonna see 47K again?
How y’all doing?
Does EY pay for the CFE exam and Review course?
No it doesn’t hurt utilization but it does not improve it. It does increase your OT hours which is an important metric. It is only meant for travel outside normal business hours. Any travel to or between clients during business hours should be charged to the appropriate clients.
Standard utilization (ignoring firm holidays) is calculated off external hours within a 40hr workweek.
As long as you’re hitting 40h of client time in a standard week, excess travel hours would be picked up as “hours over standard” (overtime hours worked) but wouldn’t lower your utilization .
If you’re traveling during core business hours, I’d charge the time to the client to make sure you’re keeping up utilization.
Any code that starts with an 8 is a non-client code that hurts your utilization. Believe travel time falls into this category