Classmate, your question is too vague Of course, Ernst & Young's job opportunities are worth considering, but you also mentioned insurance research. My understanding is that you are not sure whether to work or continue studying. You can also find a job after graduating from a master's degree. Since you can get the offer, it means that your personal ability is still recognized by ey. After graduating from master's degree, regardless of other external factors, you should still be able to apply for ey's job.

I'm sorry for talking so much. If you just want to know about ey and your future development, I can only say that I don't know you, and I don't know what expectations you have for your own development. Maybe you should ask yourself this question? But what I can tell you is that there are too many resources here. How to make good use of them and improve yourself depends entirely on yourself.

PS, personally, if it is not for academic research, you don't need to study for a master's degree for the time being, how much of the things in the book are really useful? At least I gave up a very good master's offer and applied for the big four, and then I entered the most wanted ey with peace of mind. I hope I can help you. .