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The title for the HN submission is currently very misleading. HN headline: "Ernst and Young Drops Degree Requirement for Recruitment" THE headline: "Ernst and
by jamessb 11y ago
The title for the HN submission is currently very misleading.
HN headline: "Ernst and Young Drops Degree Requirement for Recruitment"
THE headline: "Ernst and Young drops degree classification threshold for graduate recruitment"
The meaning is very different: the first suggests you no longer need to have a degree at all; the second merely suggests you no longer need to have done well in your degree.
Also worth noting is that Ernst and Young already had a 'EY School Leaver Programme' (5 year training programme for people direct from school).
- rcurry 11y agoThanks for pointing this out - a friend emailed me this link with that subject line, I apologize for any confusion guys.
- NDizzle 11y agoAs someone who has earned a top performance award at a big 4 accounting firm, I think they should drop the requirement entirely. I have an Arkansas high school education. I came to work there through an acquisition.