Accenture Singapore

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Tbh there’s so many better companies and better offers other than Accenture, right now may not have much openings. But just wait for a few more months and more openings are open, don’t settle for anything less than your abilities, once you accept and regret your choice, hard to opt for a better option alr. It’s always a redirection…

What’s a company that’s better than accenture in tech consulting?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What’s a company that’s better than accenture in tech consulting?

You know there’s not only tech consulting in Accenture and I think that’s what the op meant like besides tech consulting other roles… and is it even counted as consulting lol when all Accenture does is implementation, clients tell you do what you do what

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You know there’s not only tech consulting in Accenture and I think that’s what the op meant like besides tech consulting other roles… and is it even counted as consulting lol when all Accenture does is implementation, clients tell you do what you do what

ya thats literally what consulting means lol

assenture is a consulting company

its pretty ass, only reason to join is

1. you're a cs grad and u interned here, cant find other jobs so u join this garbage
2. you're not a cs grad, you join here to get your foot into swe, not a bad choice

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What’s a company that’s better than accenture in tech consulting?

If so good why still so many ppl leave? Like contradicts isn’t it

Originally Posted by Unregistered

ya thats literally what consulting means lol

assenture is a consulting company

its pretty ass, only reason to join is

1. you're a cs grad and u interned here, cant find other jobs so u join this garbage
2. you're not a cs grad, you join here to get your foot into swe, not a bad choice

So if coming from a non tech background like business/finance field for example, joining Accenture also able to jump to swe roles in tech firms?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

So if coming from a non tech background like business/finance field for example, joining Accenture also able to jump to swe roles in tech firms?

dont count on it lol youre better off grinding your technical competencies first (bootcamps, leetcode) rather than hope to gain valuable otj exp as a swe at acn

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If so good why still so many ppl leave? Like contradicts isn’t it

Burn out lor. Not sustainable to work 12hrs a day. 6-7 days a week

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Burn out lor. Not sustainable to work 12hrs a day. 6-7 days a week

Omg the working hours really like that?! Like sooner or later health will have issues eh 😨

[zero_88]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone have insights on this? Heard that some were asked if they’re ok to join as a contractor and later convert to analyst during the interviews…and the fact is that their resume are not bad with internship experiences and leadership and co-curricular activities. So why are they asked if they’re ok to join as contractor first? Cos as such won’t be under the TAP alr and is it cos project but enough budget?

No budget no headcount = contract

simple as that

[zero_88]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Analyst also got probation one ah? For like long?

3 month probabtion

time pass very fast in Acn trust me