Roles in accenture singapore

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what the fk??

whats the catch? if im not wrong accenture pays <5k monthly for freshers right? i get that the name is big but there's many other big tech companies also, most that are WFH... whats the appeal for this company that people want to join?

good mentorship or something?

The pay is actually not bad. Other common tech companies like St Engineering pay like 3.8k, HP, Dell etc pay like 4.5k too.

I rather join a big name like Accenture than other similar paying trash name companies.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The pay is actually not bad. Other common tech companies like St Engineering pay like 3.8k, HP, Dell etc pay like 4.5k too.

I rather join a big name like Accenture than other similar paying trash name companies.

In case you didn't know, Dell was mass hiring SWE this year for 6/7k basic pay.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

In case you didn't know, Dell was mass hiring SWE this year for 6/7k basic pay.

I was talking about fresher roles, not mid level or senior roles...


This accenture programme is for freshers right? why we even talking about non-fresher roles lol

[zero_88]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

lol the catch is that acn will take you if no other company will

if you could get into the good tech companies stay the fk away from acn

The company also know most ppl come apply my company one is likely rejected from other tech companies

so dun try to demand so much from the company, if you are good, the whole interview in ACN wun even happen

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I was talking about fresher roles, not mid level or senior roles...


This accenture programme is for freshers right? why we even talking about non-fresher roles lol

I'm talking about fresh grad pay 6/7k at Dell, my friend don't even have IT related degree and got the role. You see those numbers immediately assume mid level/senior?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm talking about fresh grad pay 6/7k at Dell, my friend don't even have IT related degree and got the role. You see those numbers immediately assume mid level/senior?

No I assume you're ********ting the moment you said Dell is mass hiring and referenced your friend not having IT related degree when CS and IT are completely two different things and SWE minimum requirement is a CS degree not a IT degree lol.

So let's cut the ******** and go back to topic. Your friend can be a millionaire for all anyone here cares.

Originally Posted by zero_88

The company also know most ppl come apply my company one is likely rejected from other tech companies

so dun try to demand so much from the company, if you are good, the whole interview in ACN wun even happen

hey im the guy who asked about accenture's catch

i believe youre working there right, how is it like? im currently at a large SAAS company and the work i do is absolutely boring... its mostly on-call duty and keeping services up, honestly im thinking of trying for accenture because i think a while back someone said there's interesting dev projects but the talks about working over public holiday etc scares me lol

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No I assume you're ********ting the moment you said Dell is mass hiring and referenced your friend not having IT related degree when CS and IT are completely two different things and SWE minimum requirement is a CS degree not a IT degree lol.

So let's cut the ******** and go back to topic. Your friend can be a millionaire for all anyone here cares.

hey there im not the guy who mentioned Dell originally, but chiming in to say that i actl applied for Dell as well as a SWE and managed to secure an interview with just an engineering degree.

The part where Dell is mass hiring fresh grad SWE is true

You are mistaken if a CS degree is a compulsory factor in screening candidates. Dont let your lack of CS degrees be an excuse to not learn the fundamentals of SWE - data structures and algorithms, OSI model etc. (which is the true min requirement) If mid career switchers can do it, you have no excuse not to. CS degree or not.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

In case you didn't know, Dell was mass hiring SWE this year for 6/7k basic pay.

legit?? whats the role name? im interested

Originally Posted by Unregistered

legit?? whats the role name? im interested

lol wtf close alr la bro. but anyway i interviewed for the Jr Data Scientist - Supply Chain (Data, Analytics and Automation) intake