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DM me or reply below - Will provide direct referral to recruiter and hiring manager for a qualified candidate:
https://careers.ey.com/ey/job/Atlanta-Interaction-Designer%2C-Senior-Associate-Various-Locations-GA-30308/832749001/
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Going to have to be way more specific than that…
Agree with SM1, you have to be specific, with your high level question, my answer would be that I can vouch for Accenture and PWC and both have excellent benefits, in my views PWC might be better than Accenture
Work and life balance (though not connected to benefits), Wealth Builder (extra contribution to 401k), other benefits like Gympass, etc.
What are you looking to do, OP? I made the switch from aerospace to PwC, but I was in IT.
I left aerospace after 5 years - coinciding with finishing my part time MBA - and jumped to consulting. At that level you come in as a generalist and learn consulting with all the other new hires. It was a leap of faith to swap careers but I’m very happy I did. At the time I wasn’t sure if my aerospace industry knowledge or my functional experience in engineering would be what i was going to be an expert on but I quickly realized all that past experience just puts you on par with the other new hires. The journey is one of learning on the job. Whether you jump depends on how much you want to stay in aerospace and what your path upwards looks like. For me I looked around and didn’t see anybody whose career I wanted so I jumped
Looking at 401k match, PTO, healthcare, etc benefits.
I got 4 weeks when I got hired. Experienced hire