Tax Analyst Review

I am an analyst in the tax department - Expatriate payroll. My job involves liaising with global offices, reviewing payroll instructions and having contact with the client - global offices and head office in London.

I have developed skills such as excel skills powerpoint skills telephone skills as well as presentation skills and learnt how to structure emails

very much so - there is a lot of investment and support gone into the programme. you are treated the same as a graduate and do the same level of work.

very much so - there is a lot of investment. my training for the role involved a 3 week training course at warwick university, with guest speakers and technical training

very well organised. There is a structured 5 year scheme with a clear pathway, which all grades are aware of. Also there is a clear promotion plan

lots of support. Before the office there was a 3 week training course in warwick. in the office there is lors of support from elected buddies and managers alike

lots of support. Before the office there was a 3 week training course in warwick. in the office there is lots of support from elected buddies and managers alike

the salary is manageable for living in London, however the first year is a tight. however the promotion scheme is good and after 1 year I will be living comfortably.

there are lots of societies, such as GLOBE and sailing. there are also opportunities to get involved in the annual UK long cycle ride which is good

Yes

It is a inclusive workplace that has a lots of opportunities and potential to brightstarts. It is a ready made career at the age of 18 or 19.

the tests are hard so study well. also don't be scared at your interviews. they seem daunting as it is a partner but they are actually nice