Risk Assurance. Review

Work varied from being very engaging to slightly repetitive. As interns, it is often the case that they try and show you as much of the firm as they possibly can.

The people really are the massive plus point of this firm. They say it over and over again that they are a people firm, but honetly they are the most like minded down to earth and easy to get along with people I have ever encountered in a professional environment.

Sometimes, more work was set than i could handle. The managers are extremely responsive and happy to answer any questions people may have.

There was olways something to do - we were given aproject to do on the side, so we were always occupied. The actual client work was also abundant, though this was often down to the clients organisation, which could be variable.

You obviously contribute to the tasks, but tend to be given the most basic jobs. Fine, this gives you experience of what you wikl be doing when you actually receive your offer, but then again you're not the one making the big decisions.

They really encourage personal development. You'll find this on the internship - running workshops for you to enhance your personal impact, first impressions etc etc

I did my best to make a serious contribution to the office atmosphere. Maybe my own personal enjoyment causes me to rate this 9, or maybe it was excellent, I'm not too sure.

Resourcing in the summer period perhaps isnt the easiest job. There is less work, and therefore less interesting work... The resourcers do their best to put you on interesting work, and where there is none, you may not have a job. But thats just part of the placement, you grow to know what to expect very quickly.

As I said before. They go out of their way in order to personally enhance you. You as a person are valuable, so they aim to develop you. I guess its obvious, as people really are their only assets.

Got a job.. Pretty high conversion rate as well, so unless you make a total fool of yourself or rub someone senior up the wrong way.... lets just say getting the internship means youre well on your way.

Yes. We made that be the case ourselves.

Lived at home. pretty sweet deal

Not a nightlife fan really, but the option was there.

So many sporting opportunities (what i noticed as its what id be interested in) and colleagues were going out for various social events all the time. Managed to wangle my way onto an away day too, which was a very nice perk, as well as being useful to meet people in my line of service.