How does Accenture make decisions around promotions?
5 Answers from Employees at Accenture
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Working at Accenture is different than most companies. You will typically be on a project for a year or two, then move to a new project. You will typically change teams, managers, clients, etc... Although, it does depend on what you are doing there too, i'm assuming you are talking about being in the consulting side.
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Accenture has a very complicated process around annual reviews, bonuses, raises and promotions. Those above you review your work, your reviews, and your time at position to determine if you are eligible to move up or not.
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Complex. It’s a multi step process that accounts for sales and potential
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What's a promotion? It appears to be a popularity contest.
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it has an evaluation methods, not so clear...
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