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Take lor who won't take? No need use brain can earn 1m. Stupid example from a stupid person

Stupid answer from a stupid person. This just goes to show how much self worth you have for yourself, and that you’re only worth that of a cleaner. Maybe that’s why you’re still jobless now. 😂

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Take lor who won't take? No need use brain can earn 1m. Stupid example from a stupid person

You know what? You’re damn stupid. Ownself say the example by op was stupid, but still answered it. So what does this make you?

Fking STUPID!

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To point out some facts to you:

1. Please educate yourself, on what basis or with what “evidence” are only FCHs who can’t network or do actual work go into Accenture. You’re really salty cos it just sounds like you want to tarnish Accenture’s name as well as all who are in the firm, well is it cos you were rejected? Just do a simple LinkedIn search, ACN Strategy typically hires FCH, please name which 2nd uppers who got into the strategy track? If they do, it’s only a few and very much gotten in due to connections.

2. Ya so even if it’s allowance, at the end of the day, the total still goes into your bank isn’t it? Still total take home pay is close to 6k.

3. It’s cos implication bodoh. You said Accenture is the same as big 4 and that no FCHs that are good will go to Accenture, so do you mean they will then pick big 4? Sorry! I’ve never considered big 4 and yes I’m in ACN strategy so is that an issue with you?

You sound fking salty right now. If ACN is that bad, please then tell that to the MBB, cos they also hire past ACN management consultants.

1. Name drop for what? But I will do you a favour go check out 2017's intake there are 3 second uppers/magna cum louders and no, none of them got in through connections.

2. It doesn't factor into your bonus calc and you don't get CPF on it. Your take home is NOT 6k, 0.8x5000+400 you tell me is 6k? Can't even pass basic math still want to talk big LOL.

3. Your logic sounds like that of an IMH patient. Wait long long for Accenture or even Cognizant to hire you!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You know what? You’re damn stupid. Ownself say the example by op was stupid, but still answered it. So what does this make you?

Fking STUPID!

Fun to play with mentally deficient people mah. I like to pee on them when I'm done

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Stupid answer from a stupid person. This just goes to show how much self worth you have for yourself, and that you’re only worth that of a cleaner. Maybe that’s why you’re still jobless now. 😂

Still better than an IMH patient being told by the nurses to take his meds everyday. Lol!

Hi, chanced upon a grad role for Microsoft, “opportunities for university graduates: consulting services”. Just wanna ask, is Microsoft consulting better than Accenture consulting? I know it’s a little different in terms of the kind of consulting, but looking at the company name and prestige for example, which would be better?

Genuinely checking and would appreciate any kind suggestions.

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Hi, chanced upon a grad role for Microsoft, “opportunities for university graduates: consulting services”. Just wanna ask, is Microsoft consulting better than Accenture consulting? I know it’s a little different in terms of the kind of consulting, but looking at the company name and prestige for example, which would be better?

Genuinely checking and would appreciate any kind suggestions.

Just went to have a look, the Microsoft consulting is for its customer engineer and project manager roles right? If it is, it’s not really consulting per se but I guess Microsoft it’s a better name than Accenture. So if I were you, I would go for Microsoft project manager under the consulting services than any role in Accenture. Project manager role is quite good too and with Microsoft as your first job, you can jump to FAANG in future or even consulting in future too.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, chanced upon a grad role for Microsoft, “opportunities for university graduates: consulting services”. Just wanna ask, is Microsoft consulting better than Accenture consulting? I know it’s a little different in terms of the kind of consulting, but looking at the company name and prestige for example, which would be better?

Genuinely checking and would appreciate any kind suggestions.

I think Microsoft pays much more and more well known. Office also nice.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just went to have a look, the Microsoft consulting is for its customer engineer and project manager roles right? If it is, it’s not really consulting per se but I guess Microsoft it’s a better name than Accenture. So if I were you, I would go for Microsoft project manager under the consulting services than any role in Accenture. Project manager role is quite good too and with Microsoft as your first job, you can jump to FAANG in future or even consulting in future too.

Yea not sure why they name it as consulting services, but yup it’s for the Customer Engineer and Project Manager roles, so I guess grad from more technical degrees would go for customer engineer while the business grads tend to go for project manager.

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Just went to have a look, the Microsoft consulting is for its customer engineer and project manager roles right? If it is, it’s not really consulting per se but I guess Microsoft it’s a better name than Accenture. So if I were you, I would go for Microsoft project manager under the consulting services than any role in Accenture. Project manager role is quite good too and with Microsoft as your first job, you can jump to FAANG in future or even consulting in future too.

Project manager better than consulting analyst for graduates meh? With project manager what are the exit opportunities?