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| Yesterday 10:37 AM | ||
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mckinsey highers more foreign elite u than local u, no private u (fresh grad level) acn hires (some) private u make your own conclusions about quality. stop being butthurt and be realistic at where you/your firm stands and just do your job well. no use arguing for the sake of ego yeah? |
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| Yesterday 01:36 AM | ||
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Accenture is a good example. A predominantly tech firm with most revenues coming from there, but mc/sc peeps get the most benefits. Similarly, employee to employee comparison, atk ow mbb will have better career paths compared to acn, regardless who in front or behind on the tech front. Unless ur a partner...... 
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| Yesterday 12:28 AM | ||
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In terms of revenue stream, yes, Accenture’s clientele is a mammoth owing to its tech-centric approach at scale. I think the previous poster used the term “proper consulting” to reference base salary compensation for fresh associate hires which ACN does so poorly. Because of this, they’re losing out talents. Everyone knows ACN is a place to go to when you can’t go to any other strategy house. |
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| Yesterday 12:03 AM | ||
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LOL private uni grads (not all ofc) must be doing something right to warrant such a heated discussion haha. Anyway, just dropped by to say that consulting is no longer pure play strategy. In fact, most consulting work (in terms of $$$) are going to tech. So ACN is technically a "proper" consulting firm now. Make no mistake, strat houses like MBB, OW, Kearney etc are now playing catch up to ACN. You would know if you are in the industry (especially Singapore). |
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| 25-05-2020 11:42 PM | ||
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1) There are NO private uni grads in ACN's Strategy team, which is under "Strategy and Consulting" DTE (or whatever it's called now). Is this accurate? 2) Performance of ACN: No one mentioned anything about ACN not killing it in consulting. It's (one of) the biggest consulting firms globally, just not as prestigious as MBB/OW/ATK and the likes. That put aside, its a relatively good job. 3) Hate of private uni grads: I don't see where's the hate. Factual statements made: - There are no private uni grads in ACN strat (sub-branch) - Most, if not all, are in CDO routes Then again, if private uni grads could enter ACN strat straight out of undergrad it would definitely impact their prestige and the moral of its employees. If you're from INSEAD (which ACN Strat targets twice annually), what would be the perceived brand equity if the dept is open to private uni grads? Perception is a big part of both consulting recruitment and selling work to clients. Hence, the low probability things will change in the future. |
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| 25-05-2020 11:28 PM | ||
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Accenture is like a dumping ground for SIM students lol. Banter aside, it’s a good thing for these kiddos. Any private uni grad who wishes to do consulting will eventually go through ACN before a lateral shift to a proper consulting firm like LEK or ATK. Hey at least the consulting field is inclusive to everyone! I’m with a tier 2 firm now and I can say that whilst we almost never hire private uni grads for fresh associates, there are couple of private degree holders for experienced hires mostly from ACN and Capgemini (the two consulting entities that are “apologetic” to these private uni kiddos) |
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