Roles in accenture singapore

Originally Posted by Unregistered

1) Acn - abt 5k, heavily tech flavored projects (doesn’t matter mc or tc, it’s all similar unless u are in strategy arm specifically which is different pay scale)

2) Pwc - 4+k, a lot of due d on deals

Prestige is relative and salary trajectories can be good depending on your performance, the better question is: what is your desired career? If it is in it consulting, 1). If you want to get closer to the likes of m and a (not easy from b4 but still possible) then 2)

Pure strategy consulting? Neither

Prestige PwC deals strategy should be better right since it’s under Strategy& which is tier 2 and Accenture is tier 2 (online sources) or tier 3 (majority on this thread)?

Let’s say if the op wanna move on to MBB after a few years of work experience or maybe doing a mba as well, will the work experience in Accenture Consulting or Strategy$ Deals Strategy be more helpful?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Prestige PwC deals strategy should be better right since it’s under Strategy& which is tier 2 and Accenture is tier 2 (online sources) or tier 3 (majority on this thread)?

Let’s say if the op wanna move on to MBB after a few years of work experience or maybe doing a mba as well, will the work experience in Accenture Consulting or Strategy$ Deals Strategy be more helpful?

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Prestige PwC deals strategy should be better right since it’s under Strategy& which is tier 2 and Accenture is tier 2 (online sources) or tier 3 (majority on this thread)?

Let’s say if the op wanna move on to MBB after a few years of work experience or maybe doing a mba as well, will the work experience in Accenture Consulting or Strategy$ Deals Strategy be more helpful?

For mba placement they really are quite similar and I’d say do what you like, there are other factors anyway
For mbb entry: both aren’t ideal; but acn might have an edge bringing you into the likes of mckinsey digital (they do headhunt from acn)

Id argue prestige is so relative depending on your vertical/sector and your paycheck usually is a good indicator of your value, a manager in pwc at 7-8k is really not something I find attractive

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Prestige PwC deals strategy should be better right since it’s under Strategy& which is tier 2 and Accenture is tier 2 (online sources) or tier 3 (majority on this thread)?

Let’s say if the op wanna move on to MBB after a few years of work experience or maybe doing a mba as well, will the work experience in Accenture Consulting or Strategy$ Deals Strategy be more helpful?

Both also have past employees going into MBB, but of course they have to go through the gruelling rounds of case interviews

Whats the starting pay for a fresh grad in a technology role at Assenture?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For mba placement they really are quite similar and I’d say do what you like, there are other factors anyway
For mbb entry: both aren’t ideal; but acn might have an edge bringing you into the likes of mckinsey digital (they do headhunt from acn)

Id argue prestige is so relative depending on your vertical/sector and your paycheck usually is a good indicator of your value, a manager in pwc at 7-8k is really not something I find attractive

Strategy& should be paying higher than PwC since Glassdoor stated the deals strategy associate under strategy& earns 4.5k monthly.

But your points are valid too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For mba placement they really are quite similar and I’d say do what you like, there are other factors anyway
For mbb entry: both aren’t ideal; but acn might have an edge bringing you into the likes of mckinsey digital (they do headhunt from acn)

Id argue prestige is so relative depending on your vertical/sector and your paycheck usually is a good indicator of your value, a manager in pwc at 7-8k is really not something I find attractive

MBB would tend to hire from tier 2 then tier 3 right? So Strategy& falls under tier 2 while Accenture consulting falls under tier 3? There’s so many mix sources on this, anyone in the consulting line knows where do they each falls under exactly?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Whats the starting pay for a fresh grad in a technology role at Assenture?

All analysts 4.5k + allowance 400

Originally Posted by Unregistered

MBB would tend to hire from tier 2 then tier 3 right? So Strategy& falls under tier 2 while Accenture consulting falls under tier 3? There’s so many mix sources on this, anyone in the consulting line knows where do they each falls under exactly?

The pay they offer for fresh grad entry is the best indicator:
Mbb: 6-7k (bain paying more)
Ow, kearney, etc - 7-8k
Acn strategy, big 4 - anywhere from 4-6k (think acn startegy had adjusted to 6 or somewhere, was 5.6k few years back)

The strategy&, monitor in big 4 etc do not really bother to pay extra for fresh grads, at most it’s 4k+

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The pay they offer for fresh grad entry is the best indicator:
Mbb: 6-7k (bain paying more)
Ow, kearney, etc - 7-8k
Acn strategy, big 4 - anywhere from 4-6k (think acn startegy had adjusted to 6 or somewhere, was 5.6k few years back)

The strategy&, monitor in big 4 etc do not really bother to pay extra for fresh grads, at most it’s 4k+

Wow didn’t expect tier 2 to be paying more than the MBBs