Is Accenture Capability Network a good option for a career in consulting?
How is Accenture CN India when it comes to quality consulting work ? I am talking for both Management Consulting and Tech consulting too
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can give a perspective on this, I am in the technology vertical, and my peer is in the role above so called strategy - capabilities network vertical, we basically do the same thing, but he is always gets paid 30% more than i do. Both are tier 2 MBA’s
Yes seems like they had started with the intention to get tier 1 Bschool grads to do some S&C work but we're unable to get foot in the door of the MBBs and Big4 markets. Now they resorted to menial work and thus have started hiring tier 2 Bschool grads also. Just trying to keep the elitist status so that they can keep charging a premium.
True, work varies for CN vertical to anything from creating RFP’s for prospective clients, being a part time scrum master, doing exactly the same thing the technology vertical is doing, functional requirements and such, change management, but overall it isn’t bad as people call it out to be, management consulting at an IT company is going to be IT heavy, it is what it is