Tax Intern Review

Great experience and a lot learnt, others in the office cartainly made it enjoyable.

Very welcoming, easy to get along with, and were even patient when i asked another obvious question.

Responsibility was delegated to the buddies who really guided us day to day which worked, the managers did however take the time to have chat to make sure it was all going well

really busy in the first 4 and a bit weeks; obviously being the summer though people were going on holiday. Had a project to get along with as well so i never just sat there, and everyone went out there way to find me work (even if at times it meant creating more work for them)

I was given enough responsibilty that it felt as though i was making a contribution, but clearly having no previous training or experience there's only so much I could take on. So all my work was reviewed, but I was left to get on with it if I felt able to .

Great experience of the corporate enviroment, understanding 'how things are done'. At the start unlike audit we had our training on the job in our offices, worked well given the type of work we were doing. Given talks on things such as presentations and so on.

The people were friendly, no matter how senior, creating a team atmosphere, even got taken out for afew lunches which was great! Though not being the busiest town there wasn't drinks after work, more so what happens in London I've heard

Everything ran smoothly, good considering we were the first tax interns in the office! There was a clear plan of what was to be done, who would help, and weverone was open to giving us work. Had an appraisal at the end with my manager, and a partner meeting/interview; useful to give you an insight in how others thought you performed, and some time with the person at the top to gain valuable insight.

There was access to development hub (basically on line tutorials and learning), this stressed continual development which was good. The first couple of days were spent in london learning general skills, the rest was learnt on the job.

Hope to work for them in the future, official offers come out next week.

Got along well with each other, always had lunch together which was nice. The office being in not the biggest town didn't help with things like just going for a uick drink after work.

Obviously prices are no where near london but isn't the cheapes placd in the country.

Not really the sort o place you'd go for a night out.

There was a football tournament organised with expenses paid for, unfortunately i couldnt go that weekend. On the penultimet day of the internship we did a CSR day, so did weeking, planting and painting.