Accenture Reviews in City of London, England (UK)
Updated Jan 19, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees. Ratings are reflective of location and job title.
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Pros
Very smart people and strong networking
Cons
Working hours are very long
Advice to Senior Management
Help people to have a better work life balance
Pros
Great salary
Fantastic reputation
Looks good on your CV
Cons
Unfriendly staff - lots of backstabbing and arrogance - trust no one.
Lots of stressed and scared employees.
Unprofessional managers - inconsistent, vague, always pointing the finger and finding scapegoats.
The offices are depressing, once you get past the glitz of the entrance. And that defines Accenture -a place where appearances and reputation are what matters and where reality of how staff feel is not important. Great benefits, and salaries - which you will never, never, never, have the time to enjoy. You will become a drudge, living, breathing and sleeping Accenture. If you must work there, make sure you get in and out quick. Completely soul destroying.
Advice to Senior Management
Remember that we are all equal.
Pros
Wide range of projects, if you can get on the right on you are likely to engage in some exciting projects.
Cons
Very large company means it's easy to get lost in the crowd. Communities are built project centric rather than fluid.
Advice to Senior Management
Understand senior management should engage better with more junior colleagues would help improve morale Amongst staff, otherwise not a bad place to work
Pros
Variety of projects
Benefits
Colleagues
A good place to start graduate career, work for a few years, learn from those around you and then move onto a specialist consultancy.
Cons
Often forced to take projects with no interest to increase chargeability
No overtime - need to be seen to be putting in OT - expexted
Advice to Senior Management
None
Pros
Good role opportunities, you'll be able to work with clients at levels that go beyond your years of experience.
Strong team attitude within Accenture team
Good pay when first starting
Cons
Very fixed career progression model - difficult to move ahead of track despite continued excellent performance
Pay is only moderate once beyond first year or two
Advice to Senior Management
Remember the meaning of meritocracy - you claim this is how Accenture works, but it simply isn't. Forced distribution of grading, pre-laddering meetings.....
Pros
Variety of work and top-class colleagues, who actually have other strings to their bows than just their careers.
Cons
Working away from home; it's tough and it's typically for period of 6-9 months, 4 days a week.
Advice to Senior Management
Let's get manager-level retention sorted out and give experienced hires better training when they first join!



