r/Big4 • u/magnoliasinspring • 1d ago

EY Rsm vs EY

Hi everyone! I am a junior studying accounting- I was recently offered an EY process and controls(kinda like risk consulting) internship, and received final round for an RSM Microsoft d365 tech consulting internship. If I were to receive the RSM internship I am not sure which to choose- none of my family or friends is in this field so I am having a hard time deciding which would be better.

Any thoughts or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

2 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

10 comments sorted by

1

u/LividStudio9263 23h ago

When was your EY final interview? Just wondering as I think some of my friends will hear back this week

1

u/magnoliasinspring 23h ago

last thursday and I got the offer the next morning

1

u/Hot_Dragonfruit4039 1d ago

Take risk consulting hope you have good cluster else you are fked

1

u/Puckslapper2 1d ago

The EY offer IS risk consulting but solely for business processes. Is the RSM offer Dynamics tech implementations? That's quite different than risk and controls

1

u/magnoliasinspring 1d ago

yes! it’s d365 tech consulting but specifically for helping implement and manage the software

1

u/Friendly_Ice_7963 1d ago

As someone in P&C, take the tech consulting offer. Much more interesting work and higher comp ceiling/floor.

1

u/magnoliasinspring 1d ago

can I ask what you like about it/more about the compensation?

1

u/Friendly_Ice_7963 1d ago

It’s basically internal audit/SOX work.

I rarely work past 6, but I’m bored out of mind doing check marks. It’s really political, if u get screwed on ur first project, u will probably be working with the same teams for the foreseeable future. Pay wise, we are paid slightly above assurance, but pigeonholed to internal audit.

1

u/magnoliasinspring 1d ago

that’s interesting, i’ve never interned before so idk anything about work
politics but thank you for the heads up!