Fixed SGA Controller Review

Thoroughly enjoyed working at Sony, everyone were very friendly and helpful. Within a few weeks I was settled in and got used to to the environment.

Extremely, I was given nearly the same responsibilities as my colleagues, I was not expecting this to be the case.

The right amount of help was given, not too much but not too little. I wasn't spoon fed. A lot of learning was on the job. I was given basic guidance and as time went by, gradually developed more understanding.

Busy periods came in waves, during month end I was very busy. However, in between it wasn't that busy. But this gave us the opportunity to develop our month end processes to be more efficient.

As mentioned above, I was given more than expected. Nearly matching my colleagues.

This year has taught me many things, but the main one that I will be able to take into my degree and future career is definitely 'attention to detail'. This year has taught me that it is very important to check and be confident with the information you give. Whether that be a presentation or through email. Always think ahead about what questions will be asked from the information you have provided and make sure you're able to answer them.

Being in a finance department, the atmosphere will naturally be more quiet and serious. However, my colleagues and myself still manage to find times to have a laugh and enjoy ourselves. Everyone is very friendly!

Very well organised! The backbone of the program was looked after by HR and they ensured that what we were doing would be helping us develop.

As mentioned, a lot of learning was on the job. I was given a lot of help and support. I am now very proficient with Microsoft Excel and SAP.

Apart from my department, I networked with other employees and manager. I am confident that if I head back, I'd be given the opportunity to work there again.

YES. Us interns would always go for lunch together or we'll go the gym together. Out of the office, we would head to the pub on Friday and go out as a group during the weekends

Surrey is not a cheap area for full time employees, let alone students. However, house sharing is a great way to cut costs. It also gives you an opportunity to socialise at the same time. Also, Weybridge is only a 25mins train ride away from London, so you can head on on the weekends.

Nighlife was rather quiet. However, London is not and it's only 25 minutes by train which is very convenient. You also have the spoils of Guildford and Kingston which are student areas.

Yes, my colleagues and myself would often organise socials such as Bowling and night at the pub. As well as that, we also have a group that goes and plays 6-a-side football from time to time.