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Tax Intern

June - August 2023 • La Jolla, CA

What I liked

1. Company culture was the best part - everyone was fun to work with 2. Great work and learning experience - tasks were challenging yet rewarding. Staff was very helpful in answering questions and providing guidance. 3. Professional growth and development - the internship provided great exposure to real work experience. It provided an opportunity to develop familiarity with technical and soft skills while learning and gaining work experience. 4. Networking opportunities

What I wish was different

I would have preferred training sessions to be shorter. There was a bit too much training done without application of what we learned. The internship went by too fast! The 8 weeks flew by, and I think a 10- or 12-week internship could have been more helpful from a learning and growth perspective.

Advice

You will get what you make of the internship - get involved to get to know people and don't be afraid to asks countless questions when you're stuck.
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Tax Intern

June - August 2023 • La Jolla, CA

What I liked

This is my second time interning with the firm, and my experience was as phenomenal as the last time! Internships can often be intimidating, but at EA, the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Each intern is assigned a buddy who helps navigate the intern process and answers any questions you might have. The employees are all friendly, and there are ample mentoring opportunities. The people here genuinely care about you as a person and your growth; I felt incredibly supported. Moreover, there are plenty of opportunities to socialize and bond with the other interns through promotion ceremonies, volunteering, catered lunches, or client visits in beautiful Southern California, La Jolla. I made multiple new friends and was excited to come into the office every morning. Aside from the culture, this internship provided a fantastic learning opportunity. I had the chance to work with IRS Forms 1040 (Individual), 1041 (Estates and Trusts), and 568 (SMLLC). This helped me expand my tax knowledge, which is useful both for work and everyday life. Each return is unique, so every day presented a new learning opportunity. Beyond accounting, interns also had the opportunity to work on general business skills through a group project and presentation to firm partners. Furthermore, EA provides access to free LinkedIn learning classes and certificates, something that is usually a paid subscription.

What I wish was different

I thought the internship was amazing overall. The only thing I wish were different was the length of the internship, as it is only 8 weeks long.

Advice

Do your best to step out of your comfort zone! It can be daunting to reach out to managers or seniors with questions or to socialize. However, the people at EA actively encourage you to learn and grow.
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Tax Intern

June 2023 • La Jolla, CA

What I liked

I enjoyed the real work experience I gained throughout my internship. The company culture and environment are very welcoming and lots of fun events and catered lunches add to the experience of the internship. Working on complex returns can be super interesting and allows for lots of really great learning opportunities.

What I wish was different

I would have enjoyed being able to spend a longer period of time at the internship. I believe that adding a couple more weeks to the length of the internship would have been even more beneficial to my experience and my learning.

Advice

A piece of advice I would share is to be open to making mistakes and learning from them. The learning process includes making mistakes and receiving feedback that allows you to correct and avoid the same mistake in the future.
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Accounting Intern

June - August 2021 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Culture of company was fantastic! I could tell that they had a really strong community and that everyone was happy with their work environment.

What I wish was different

Being that it was slow season, unfortunately, there wasn’t much client work for me to do. However, this allowed me to explore other areas where I become involved with (I.e. article writing)

Advice

Take initiative and ask for work. This is not only impressive to your supervisors but it enables you to gain experience as well.
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Tax Intern

June - August 2021 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Very good organizational culture and everyone is helpful. We had book clubs, research projects, and LinkedIn learning courses to keep ourselves busy. Met with different people throughout the firm and made good connection as well.

What I wish was different

Advice

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Accountant Intern

October 2019 • Iselin, NJ

What I liked

The friendly conversations and relaxed enviorment

What I wish was different

Advice

Dont be nervous with the interviews and be yourself
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Tax Intern

June - August 2019 • Syosset, NY

What I liked

I liked getting to know the profession hands on and being challenged in the work I was doing.

What I wish was different

I wish through the program I was able to work the New York City office because of the greater number of employees.

Advice

Never be afraid to fail or ask questions. All of your co-workers love showing you the ropes and if you ask questions, it is a sign of learning and interest in the field.
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Human Resources

November 2018 • Philadelphia, PA

What I liked

Autonomy

What I wish was different

More formal training

Advice

Go after positions that sound interesting to you even if you don’t have a degree in them
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