What were Ernst & Young thinking of when they created this?
What are we meant to think of Ernst & Young?
Thanks to Dennis Howlett for the link
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2 Comments
Now I’m confused, it EY saying it’s a Christian gospel signing employer?
Like all gospel music it does drag you in nicely, but as a way of advertising we are the firm you want to work for, well, again another example of a firm trying to say ‘we are different’, they are accountants and they are not different, why not just accept it.
I don’t blame EY for this, I blame who ever came up with the idea, no wonder people have a preconceived view of accountants.
Dreadful stuff. It seems this has been around for a while. Lyrics are available, see
http://andrewgoodall.co.uk/tax/2006/09/feeling_down_th.html
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