Ernst & Young

i am unsure if i can write a review about this place or the other big four acct firms.
EY is #3 of big 4 at $ 27,400,000,000+ in global revenue during fy14 and i highly doubt in the tune of 99.50% of you in Unilocallandia will ever do personal business with EY or any other Big Four.
They EY building is neat-​o with all sorts of stuff inclyding figat7th, farmers market, mendo farm, etc etc.
as for workers, im kinda not allowed to fraternize with them too much so i do not know how the accountants and cpa personalities are. but i do know public accountants do not try to be jerks.
the term public accountant really means corporate accountant…

Can do many things there. Multi tasking

I have to admit that I absolutely adore that statue in front of the building. I don’t know if he has a name but, I want to call him Ernie so I’m going to say that I love Ernie. Now why do I like Ernie so much? Well, he epitomizes the feelings expressed by the accountants at EY during busy season and those pesky long days as well. I also would like to mention that the guards are adorable and that there is a Chase bank conveniently located below (for your depositing and withdrawing needs). EY is elegantly placed in a central location in Down Town LA. I would say much more elegantly placed than EY’s competitors *cough cough Deloitte * cough cough. I would even go as far as saying that I like the LA location much better than the EY building in Irvine *gasp. Now before you jump to conclusions about my preferences, I would like to include the reasons why: It’s just sooooo much larger than the Irvine location and you get that feeling of being in the heart of LA. Irvine couldn’t compete, I hardly consider that place a city (it’s a bubble, a creepy bubble). Unfortunately, the LA location does have its downsides. Monthly parking must be payed here (and at rather steep prices I might add). In Irvine that shiz is free! However, you can expect such thievery in the Los Angeles area in general so I won’t let that hinder my review in any way. This review is just food for thought for you awesome CPA’s and pre CPA’s, interns, students, and yada yada yada. I want to add that EY has some pretty awesome freebees. Over the past few years I have collected a large sum of EY related office materials, shirts, pins, and water-​bottles. Despite the fact that I am not an employee (and probably never will be) I rep that ish because nothing is better than free stuff. I also hear the staff here is amazingly nice and love to have a good time. I hear they like to eat… a lot and they like to use excel… a lot. Rock those spreadsheets kids, I’m not judging I’m just passing through admiring. Cheers.

This review is not for «One of the world’s leading professional services organizations, helps companies across the globe to identify and capitalize on business opportunities» (according to their website) but for the fantastic art by Terry Allen. Summing up the feeling one must have working here, the bronze sculpture from 1991 titled «Corporate Head» is brilliant.
I recently had the chance to work in LA last weekend. I have been many many times to the famed West coast city but have spent very little time in Downtown. As I normally do when free time exist I bounce over to
and see what bounty my locale will provide me for the next few days. This was the first of 6 ‘sites’ I visited one afternoon and was my favorite for sure.
The sculpture is so well done it took me a few minutes to actually find it near the front entrance of the building especially with all the buzz of people entering and exiting the E&Y facility.
Good stuff!