Is it hard to start working at EY with no experience in that area?
Having only an engineering degree I know it will help on some points but it will also bring some difficulties on a lot of other subjects.
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Anonymous
Hi, if you are joining as part of the graduate scheme, there is no expectation of prior knowledge and everything you need to know is taught. The benefit of a relevant degree is possible exemptions on some of the professional qualifications.
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