Transitioning from EY Tax GCR to EY Enterprise
Is moving from EY Tax GCR to EY Enterprise a smart choice for someone looking to diversify their experience and avoid being pigeonholed in Tax?
I haven’t come across much information about EY Enterprise, but it appears to be part of the Assurance service line.
Does anyone have insights or experiences working with the Enterprise group? The roles seem to align well with my interests in tax, compliance, Audit and review engagements, and Bookkeeping. It looks like this could provide me with the family office experience at a Big 4 firm that I’m seeking.
I would appreciate any feedback—thank you!
One response
Making a transition from EY Tax GCR to EY Enterprise could be a positive move if you’re looking to diversify your skill set and avoid being pigeonholed in a single area of tax. Since EY Enterprise typically operates under the Assurance service line, you’ll likely gain exposure to a broader range of services, including Audit, review engagements, and more comprehensive client interactions.
The benefits you mentioned, such as gaining experience in tax, compilations, and Bookkeeping, align well with your desire for a family office experience. Working in the Enterprise group can expose you to a variety of businesses and client needs, which can enhance your overall expertise and career prospects.
While there may not be an abundance of information available about EY Enterprise, reaching out to current or former employees could provide valuable insights. Engaging with your network or utilizing platforms like LinkedIn can help you gather firsthand experiences and tips about the transition.
Overall, if you are eager for variety and want to broaden your experience beyond just tax, this move could be beneficial. Good luck with your decision!