Always willing to help and make time when needed.
Graduate, Tauranga
Yes, they are accessible, and are good mentors. As a graduate you get paired with an associate or 2 who give you tasks to do and review your work before it is sent out. In the first 6 weeks starting I have had a check-in with my senior's associate, and 3 check-ins with my associate.
Graduate, Wellington
Very satisfied. My current senior was my mentor during my last year of university, so I've had the privilege of building a professional relationship with them. He is still a mentor figure to me in my professional journey.
Graduate, Wellington
Everyone is in a diamond based on the service line you are working in, which is comprised of a diamond lead who is a senior leader, associates and graduates. Each individual works closely alongside their diamond lead who are there to mentor, support and push you.
Graduate, Auckland
My managers, no matter how busy, are always accessible and happy to mentor me. It's a really amazing environment to be in.
Graduate, Auckland
All management staff are very approachable and make very good mentors. They are all very interested in helping us learn and taking time out of their day to go over things or help where needed.
Graduate, Christchurch
Management is impressive. There is no barrier to chatting with them and asking questions. I literally sit opposite a partner. We all have lunch together and just chat. They are super open and treat you like a human being. Super down to earth good people.
Graduate, Tauranga
Other than them being generally busy, they are good, they want to help you learn. Of course, you have to put in a lot of effort to meet expectations and responsibilities but this will only make you grow.
Graduate, Auckland