Roles in accenture singapore

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No it does not help.

Really meh acn always convert all their interns what? Even acn accepts almost everyone who applies, don’t they? They don’t even have a requirement on gpa lolll

Accenture really that good meh? I hear so many cases of analyst leaving.. even to smaller companies. A simple LinkedIn search can also see analyst tend to leave after 1-2 years. Have always heard the work life balance is terrible with lots of ot that doesn’t quite justify the pay, is this a general situation for all departments or just certain specific departments?

Realised Accenture pays the cpf for interns like 2 years later wtf??? Interned in March 2020 and while I was checking my cpf for this month, Accenture paid cpr for my internship in 2020 for each month only in Jan 2022… seriously….

think twice again if you want to join such a company, who knows they may be paying the cpf late which is against the law btw for full timers even… wonder if salary would be correct lol

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Realised Accenture pays the cpf for interns like 2 years later wtf??? Interned in March 2020 and while I was checking my cpf for this month, Accenture paid cpr for my internship in 2020 for each month only in Jan 2022… seriously….

think twice again if you want to join such a company, who knows they may be paying the cpf late which is against the law btw for full timers even… wonder if salary would be correct lol

Jesus utterly speechless 😱

Suddenly they pay after 2 years confirm got letter from government one or got checked and found out.

Did anyone receive next steps after applying for the graduate consulting analyst? Saw they are still hiring on the website and LinkedIn

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Accenture really that good meh? I hear so many cases of analyst leaving.. even to smaller companies. A simple LinkedIn search can also see analyst tend to leave after 1-2 years. Have always heard the work life balance is terrible with lots of ot that doesn’t quite justify the pay, is this a general situation for all departments or just certain specific departments?

Yes. Crazy hours. Analyst working 60hrs week including weekends is very normal. And only allowed to charge 40hrs to clients because company policy is no OT pay. Quite a joke. I rmbed someone asked during my project townhall about OT culture. The project director brush it off by saying if cannot give OT pay, can give leave in liue.. wtf?? Alrdy not enough time to finish work how to take leave ?? Really stupid. I quitted few mth after I got promoted to senior analyst. Can always find another job.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yes. Crazy hours. Analyst working 60hrs week including weekends is very normal. And only allowed to charge 40hrs to clients because company policy is no OT pay. Quite a joke. I rmbed someone asked during my project townhall about OT culture. The project director brush it off by saying if cannot give OT pay, can give leave in liue.. wtf?? Alrdy not enough time to finish work how to take leave ?? Really stupid. I quitted few mth after I got promoted to senior analyst. Can always find another job.

Oh my that’s really quite bad… I mean even MOM clearly indicated companies should not be getting employees to be OT-ing almost everyday to that extent and not pay OT pay. On the surface pay sounds high/decent but when you compare to the working hours invested, really not worth it. It’s also detrimental on your emotional and physical health which can’t be turned back if it becomes worse…

Actually curious, why does it look like so many people wanna go into Accenture ah?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Actually curious, why does it look like so many people wanna go into Accenture ah?

Go in or go out?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Go in or go out?

Go in leh, like just seem LinkedIn the recent job posting close to 300 people applying for the analyst.