Roles in accenture singapore

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You might not be cut out for this industry…

Good that someone here agrees with me. This person joke la. Really not suitable for this industry. This industry we smoke clients the same style as we smoke analysts like him who want to get promoted but CMI.

If he is that great he would have been promoted long ago. Not surprising to see analysts in their 4th or 5th year still holding onto their hopes and dreams. I personally know some subordinates who are like that. I pity them. Yet i couldnt advise them to just look for jobs elsewhere because of my position.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Good that someone here agrees with me. This person joke la. Really not suitable for this industry. This industry we smoke clients the same style as we smoke analysts like him who want to get promoted but CMI.

If he is that great he would have been promoted long ago. Not surprising to see analysts in their 4th or 5th year still holding onto their hopes and dreams. I personally know some subordinates who are like that. I pity them. Yet i couldnt advise them to just look for jobs elsewhere because of my position.

And we pity you. Doesn’t matter smlj “position”, you will still crawl to Internet forums to nurse your bruised ego irl.

Originally Posted by zero_88

The best way the management can do to make it fair

is to just close the eye and promote Lvl 11 with 3 years experience to level 9 this year december
skip the level 10 nonsense, it is not abt salary

Then you should join public/civil service what, where you get promoted based on seniority rather than performance based.

If you can't get promoted even after 3 years+ as a analyst. That's speak volume about you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Then you should join public/civil service what, where you get promoted based on seniority rather than performance based.

If you can't get promoted even after 3 years+ as a analyst. That's speak volume about you.

Hahahaha this is the harsh truths. More than 3 years as analyst is a joke.

I foresee he this year end also wont get the promotion.

Interviewing for the Security Delivery Manager role. Anybody know how much is the pay range? Private Uni grad here

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Good that someone here agrees with me. This person joke la. Really not suitable for this industry. This industry we smoke clients the same style as we smoke analysts like him who want to get promoted but CMI.

If he is that great he would have been promoted long ago. Not surprising to see analysts in their 4th or 5th year still holding onto their hopes and dreams. I personally know some subordinates who are like that. I pity them. Yet i couldnt advise them to just look for jobs elsewhere because of my position.

Can explain the statistics? Means quite a handful of analysts not suited for this industry ah?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can explain the statistics? Means quite a handful of analysts not suited for this industry ah?

To promote from analyst to sr analyst is pretty simple. Most managers would take the criteria as whether the analyst can lead junior people or not. And if the analyst is client-facing, whether the analyst can manage client conversations and not talk rubbish or not.

If the analyst is supposed to be in development focused, then proficiency of skillset would be evaluated.

As you can see, the criteria is very simple. However depending on which project you are in, some projects dont ever want to promote analysts unless losing that analyst means the project would be in slight trouble. This is also because they treat analysts as the most dispensable. We can easily get analysts and train them up fast. HR hires analysts by the truckloads every year. No short of people who want to be analysts at accenture.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

To promote from analyst to sr analyst is pretty simple. Most managers would take the criteria as whether the analyst can lead junior people or not. And if the analyst is client-facing, whether the analyst can manage client conversations and not talk rubbish or not.

If the analyst is supposed to be in development focused, then proficiency of skillset would be evaluated.

As you can see, the criteria is very simple. However depending on which project you are in, some projects dont ever want to promote analysts unless losing that analyst means the project would be in slight trouble. This is also because they treat analysts as the most dispensable. We can easily get analysts and train them up fast. HR hires analysts by the truckloads every year. No short of people who want to be analysts at accenture.

Still , I don't understand why people still want to hold on to something that's not working out.
Its just like your SO dumped/cheated on you but you are just holding on and wishing that it work out.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Maybe to clarify myself, this is unfair if the SA has already spent 2-3 years as an analyst. According to the new program, one would make L9 in 3 years. If the existing SA has already spent 2 years as an analyst and would still need another 2 years to get to L9, he would take a total of 4 years to get to L9. Ultimately this group of people are still slower by one year.

In the cruel corporate world nothing is fair bro. Some people can sleep their way up. Some sweet talker can talk their way up. Some good networker can network their way up. Sometimes the boss just really like the person and fast track him for promotion. Sometimes the opportunity just come at the right moment for some people. Does not mean that you are more senior in terms of tenure, you can definitely climb up like a waiting game

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Still , I don't understand why people still want to hold on to something that's not working out.
Its just like your SO dumped/cheated on you but you are just holding on and wishing that it work out.

Alot of such loserish mentality among CD&O people in the firm. Work with them and you will know.