Accenture Reviews
Updated Jun 2, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Nice colleagues; 5 weeks of vacation (if you can take it between projects); Accenture Development Partnerships is a cool program allowing you to work overseas on a project for an NGO or government client (after 2 years at the firm)
Cons
The work is mostly uninteresting, especially at the lower levels. Entry level folks take notes in meetings, track project actions, issues and risks in Excel and coordinate conference calls. Higher up you get more responsibility and more interesting work (only if you're interested in the industry or function you specialize in, of course). Overall, no one is that interested in the work, so it's not that interesting or exciting place to be. Those who seem happy and excel are those who like moving up in an organization for the sake of moving up (and for the ability to make partner and earn decent money).
Advice to Senior Management
Find a way to introduce some passion into the culture. It starts with the partners/SEs, and most of them act aloof or asleep.
Pros
Culture, Growth, Paymaster, High Visibility, Motivating Environment
Cons
Difficult to grow in Competition, long processes, Project Allocation Issues. Supervisor, Career Councellors, DU Lead are from different Skills. Appraisals are affected
Advice to Senior Management
They are just doing great job. Continue doing the same. Change the concept of career counselors in India. Rest is good!!!!
Pros
Good benefits, employee friendly when compared to other Indian service based companies, no jail like culture when compared to other Indian service based companies
Cons
No challenges at work, no opportunities to learn, no comparision with bigger product companies
Advice to Senior Management
Be honest when hiring people about the intention behind their hiring.
Encourage learning and in development of skills that the employee feels will improve his career.
Pros
Good Career growth and more technology learning scope
Cons
Compensation for new joiners is less as per market value
Pros
Have additonal Skills in differents IS project
Improve functional Skills
work in challenging projects with important scope responsability
view different industries and sectors
Cons
Need to accept to travel and not have a stable life
Work life balance is not good. Specially when you have familly
Lot of pressure during the project from the management
Advice to Senior Management
You must listen more to the concern of the employees specially about work life balance
In some project the Management put too much pressure. Perhaps it's better to think about having more experienced ressource when people are late in the deliveries
Pros
Exposure to many industries; career opportunities; travel (but can also be a grind too); above average compensation; networking opportunities;
Cons
work / life balance; travel (can be a grind); fairness in performance review process; upper management not always trust-worthy; integration of experienced hires needs improvement
Pros
mentorship and opportunity for training
Cons
Low salary, variety of work
Pros
People
Resources
Training at St. Charles
Cons
Travel
Lack of support from senior management
Not willing to budge on pricing
Advice to Senior Management
Let employees have more say on what they want to work on
Pros
benefits your long term career
makes you work hard
prestigious firm to work for
lots of training
Cons
too many politics
too much money wasted on alcohol
too much emphasis on performance/ratings
too much downtime
Pros
People and opportunities to grow
Cons
Work/Life balance and lack of local clients
Advice to Senior Management
Make smarter staffing decisions. Give local resources first opportunities to work local projects.



