Roles in accenture singapore

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Accenture talent tech program starting pay is 4.5k with transport allowance of 400 and no 13th month. But with unlimited leave

Oooo does the 400 transport allowance mean they can only use it on transport? I.e. have to make claims for private and public transport?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Oooo does the 400 transport allowance mean they can only use it on transport? I.e. have to make claims for private and public transport?

No need, just pay you as part of monthly payment (salary + transport allowance 300 + life style allowance 100).

But you also can claim transport + meal if you have to work during weekends or inaccessible locations.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

whats the avg bonus?

Depends, normally you can get 1-2.5 months.

Anyone that applied TAP during end Jan, heard back from HR alr?

Anyone that applied during the 2nd half of Jan heard back from HR alr?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Depends, normally you can get 1-2.5 months.

when is the bonus usually handled out during the FY?

Hi, I have been offered the TAP program and would like advice on which PODs are recommended as I have to list my top 3 preferences. From what I understand, the POD I am in will determine whick track I will end up on, as a Consulting Development Analyst for the consulting track and Business and Integration Arch Analyst for the tech track.

I'm currently studying biz and accting and don't have much tech or coding skills besides basic python and project management softwares but I don't mind learning some transferrable tech skills so I was thinking of 1. Business analysis 2. Change Management, 3. Software Platforms. 1, 2 are under consulting track and 3. is under tech track. The other PODS are security, cloud engineering and delivery lifecycle management.

Given my background, I am leaning towards consulting track but am open to exploring tech track. Not too sure if there are significant differences in terms of WLB, career progression and pay.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I have been offered the TAP program and would like advice on which PODs are recommended as I have to list my top 3 preferences. From what I understand, the POD I am in will determine whick track I will end up on, as a Consulting Development Analyst for the consulting track and Business and Integration Arch Analyst for the tech track.

I'm currently studying biz and accting and don't have much tech or coding skills besides basic python and project management softwares but I don't mind learning some transferrable tech skills so I was thinking of 1. Business analysis 2. Change Management, 3. Software Platforms. 1, 2 are under consulting track and 3. is under tech track. The other PODS are security, cloud engineering and delivery lifecycle management.

Given my background, I am leaning towards consulting track but am open to exploring tech track. Not too sure if there are significant differences in terms of WLB, career progression and pay.

dont pick tech track if u have 0 experience or background. basic python is rubbish, literally any moron can learn it through tutorials within a day.

the moment u get tossed into OOP you'll die, go with consulting.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

when is the bonus usually handled out during the FY?

Normally should be end of Dec. I knew some high performers got 3 months bonus last year. If you obtain some certs from AWS and Microsoft, you can get 10-15% of your annual salary. Also if you posses some hot skills and you have demonstrated these skills in the project, you also can get hot skill bonus. So all added up, you could get up to 5 months bonus for one year.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I have been offered the TAP program and would like advice on which PODs are recommended as I have to list my top 3 preferences. From what I understand, the POD I am in will determine whick track I will end up on, as a Consulting Development Analyst for the consulting track and Business and Integration Arch Analyst for the tech track.

I'm currently studying biz and accting and don't have much tech or coding skills besides basic python and project management softwares but I don't mind learning some transferrable tech skills so I was thinking of 1. Business analysis 2. Change Management, 3. Software Platforms. 1, 2 are under consulting track and 3. is under tech track. The other PODS are security, cloud engineering and delivery lifecycle management.

Given my background, I am leaning towards consulting track but am open to exploring tech track. Not too sure if there are significant differences in terms of WLB, career progression and pay.

Hi, can u share more about the interview/application timeline? thanks