When accounting goes unaccounted for
Crikey, it's like they're at the Price Is Right or something:
Great meeting our interns @EY_IILC in Orlando last week. Check out the video of this passionate group! @EY_CareersUS pic.twitter.com/xgL0fRA9Ft
— Steve Howe (@SteveHoweEY) August 11, 2016
Sure, they seem like an ethusiastic group. Watch out for the bullies, though.
Back in November, EY and Tennessee state officials made a big to-do about the Big […]
We know Ernst & Young is looking for some extra help but this particular role will require someone (an extra from Inglorious Basterds, perhaps?) that is theatrical first and a numbers person second:
For starters, why do you need an actor to “demonstrate what not to do in the workplace”? Couldn’t they just secretly film employees on any old regular Thursday and get the footage they need? Then you could do a candid camera type ending where Jim Turley jumps out and cans their asses.
As far as casting is concerned, David Hasselhoff immediately comes to mind but in the off-chance that the Hoff isn’t available, who picks up this gig? We imagine an in-house choice would be preferable in order to save on costs.
JT has a nice strong face/chin but can he do the accent? We know the Vegas office is a cesspool of talent. Perhaps this is the hazing for one of the new partners? Ideas welcome.
“It is safe to assume that we are looking at the conduct of a number of firms.”
~ Mary Schapiro, to a House appropriations subcommittee, not specifically naming Lehman Brothers or Ernst & Young.
