I’m a tax intern rn, while others talking about busy season, I have very few work to do and I’m getting anxious about it. My internship is almost halfway over and I dont think I learn anything. any advices or encouragement? :(((
Omg, what you feel is almost like mine. I work at Starbucks for about two months now and it’s just exhausted after every shift. I’m thinking putting my 2 week notice.
For me, it was like casual conversation. They asked me why EY and then the conversation from there. Most time of the interview was for me to ask them questions. Ps. I applied for audit assurance intern position and got offered two weeks after my interview.
How did you prepare for the interview? And how did you answer the “tell me more about yourself” question? Did you only mention your personal background, or did you also sprinkle in some personal stuff (e.g. hobbies/interests, etc.)?
Tbh I didn’t prepared much. Just did some research about the company and it’s clients. The interview was just simple conversation. No tricky questions.
I’m in your situation right now even it’s busy season, and I’m an intern
You’re not alone. I’m a tax intern and barely gotten work.
I’m a tax intern rn, while others talking about busy season, I have very few work to do and I’m getting anxious about it. My internship is almost halfway over and I dont think I learn anything. any advices or encouragement? :(((
Give your two weeks, work your two weeks.
Haha This is funny
Dunkin’ donut: iced coffee with caramel swirl and cream. Simple but delicious and cheap
What location? ey Houston offered me $30/h with $3k bonus for audit assurance
I was at POS this morning and noticed more Customers giving tips with this new thing which is pretty good tho
I’m for Anyone that media is against. Trump all the way.
I recommend you to do research on actuary if you like math
I'm a 368 as well! Started bout a month ago, too
368 started in August
Omg, what you feel is almost like mine. I work at Starbucks for about two months now and it’s just exhausted after every shift. I’m thinking putting my 2 week notice.
I’ve been rejected more than 10 times now and I get used to it, haha. Just keep on applying.
I got an email offer 2 weeks after the interview.
Was you solo tripping? I really want to road trip by myself but do not dare still.
For me, it was like casual conversation. They asked me why EY and then the conversation from there. Most time of the interview was for me to ask them questions. Ps. I applied for audit assurance intern position and got offered two weeks after my interview.
How did you prepare for the interview? And how did you answer the “tell me more about yourself” question? Did you only mention your personal background, or did you also sprinkle in some personal stuff (e.g. hobbies/interests, etc.)?
Tbh I didn’t prepared much. Just did some research about the company and it’s clients. The interview was just simple conversation. No tricky questions.
Sketchers definitely
I am.
Omg that happened to me too
Can you explain what happen and how you solve it please
I got a rejected email look just like yours right after I applied. I just moved on and are looking for other companies 🤷♀️
Sometimes I wonder if Tax folks are part of the problem of making the rich, richer 🤣
Tbh, that’s why I like tax
Just Keep applying for any intern position like tax or audit either local or large firm. Don’t lose your hope.
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