From the mailbag:
EY Boston Tax had their end of busy season party last week. On Tuesday, we had beer and wine in the office. Considering everyone had to work through the first football sunday of the year, the least they could do is get us drunk on a Thursday so we can enjoy ourselves. Who’s gonna get drunk in the office on a Tuesday? [Ed. note: show of hands?]
I have to say I’m disappointed with the social/drinking scene at this place compared to other Big 4s in this market. Pretty stiff, but I feel like the firm takes pride in that–I have no idea why.
Without the proper context, it’s difficult to know what kind of a drinker our tipster is. If he/she is merely a two wines/beers and out person then E&Y Boston is really bucking the trend in that fair city. However, if the tipster is Charlie Sheen, then there’s no cause for concern.
Any Bostonians familiar with the situation are invited to elaborate on the Big 4/next tier drinking scene below or share with us directly.
EY those guys are weak. Chipman69 would wipe up the floor at TJ Maxx with them, after he stole their women. H
I went to TJ to buy an EY shirt. It was $18!
Do a story on how they only care about staff who are not Office Services and anyone else who are required to be in the office full time. Everyone else are shown concern for Covid & Omicron. Obviously every other employees lives are more important and told by leadership they have the choice to work from home or in the office. The message is clearly promoting flexibility for anyone not in the groups listed above. I’m lucky to not be apart of this group. However, I still don’t think those people should be treated any less. But the Covid-19 Updates sent to everyone in the firm clearly say’s they don’t care and they are less worthy. To say anything different than I’m sorry and we were wrong is plain wrong and violates the firm’s own code of conduct supposedly for all employee’s and Partners. However, most know this is not true. The managers of these groups don’t even follow the same guidance forced upon these people in the office.