Accenture Singapore

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anyone found new job in 2024?

Yes. Found and left with good increment

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yes. Found and left with good increment

which role and which level u from?

Hi, I recently graduated and have accepted an offer at ACN. However, I have a medical condition that prevents me from taking flights. Would it be possible to avoid overseas travel altogether on the job? I’ll be a entry level mgmt consulting analyst, planning to stay2-3 yrs max.

Any advice or personal anecdotes will be greatly appreciated .

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I recently graduated and have accepted an offer at ACN. However, I have a medical condition that prevents me from taking flights. Would it be possible to avoid overseas travel altogether on the job? I’ll be a entry level mgmt consulting analyst, planning to stay2-3 yrs max.

Any advice or personal anecdotes will be greatly appreciated .

Why so so scared?

Why accenture client need to interview each and every resource so many time

knn la I need to project charge code, faster hard lock me la fk, if not I will be on bench

stress

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why accenture client need to interview each and every resource so many time

knn la I need to project charge code, faster hard lock me la fk, if not I will be on bench

stress

Being on bench is good. Free salary.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Being on bench is good. Free salary.

Free salary + become incompetent + more and more years of experience under your belt and nothing to show for it.

This is why some tech workers are still junior rank after 10-20 years.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Being on bench is good. Free salary.

Not good la'

The HR WILL EXPECT YOU to keep going interview for project even those u not interested in, some even pre-arrange interview for you

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I recently graduated and have accepted an offer at ACN. However, I have a medical condition that prevents me from taking flights. Would it be possible to avoid overseas travel altogether on the job? I’ll be a entry level mgmt consulting analyst, planning to stay2-3 yrs max.

Any advice or personal anecdotes will be greatly appreciated .

Do mention this during the interview.

Flying is not the only way to travel overseas.

You can travel by ship.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I recently graduated and have accepted an offer at ACN. However, I have a medical condition that prevents me from taking flights. Would it be possible to avoid overseas travel altogether on the job? I’ll be a entry level mgmt consulting analyst, planning to stay2-3 yrs max.

Any advice or personal anecdotes will be greatly appreciated .

you can always ask to work on Singapore's project.