EY reviews

Notorious working environment in Greece, the definition of toxic workplace. Low salaries, overload of tasks considering that you will never sleep again, extremelly toxic enviroment. So bad this workplace that people face anxiety disorders at work. It is full with juniors and interns. The percentage of employees above 30 is less than 5%. It is normally a place for juniors that join after college for 1st job where they stay at maximum 2 years and they jump over to forget all about it. It is the closest thing to a mining workplace we have today in Greece. Unfortuantelly EY is the only one among big4 that has such an awfull working environment that they marketize as "culture". I had been warn before joining that there is one only characteristic that someone has to have to join EY, and this is to be really bad person. Unfortunatelly i didnt listen and I see it by myself. There are very few nice people. Unfortunatelly the company supports and caltivates antagonism among empolyees for personal gain and it is impossible to get along with your colleagues.... Really, really bad workplace.

Where to begin?! 1. Toxic culture led by management who seem to do nothing but blame others. 2. No real growth opportunities 3. You'll work with some of the most incompetent & useless people you could imagine, especially if they come from GDS. 4. Insane policies & bureaucracy (yes every corp has them but EY have gone the extra mile here) 5. You'll need to worship a partner to get anywhere - it's who you know, not what you know. 6. CT is an absolute mess for anyone who is talented & has potential. 7. Compensation is lower than what you could get elsewhere.