Accenture.com

[Pondlife]

"The road to high performance isn't always paved" although there may still be some trees.

After being caught with your pants down "it's what you do next that counts"

[alreadypacked]

After being caught with your pants down "it's what you do next that counts"

In my experience of Accenture, find someone else to blame.

[gingerjedi]

If you think Acceture are bad you should see the Atlas Consortium.

Atlast or Alas would be more fitting.

[alreadypacked]

If you think Acceture are bad you should see the Atlas Consortium.

Atlast or Alas would be more fitting.

Lucky I don't have SC, our paths may never meet.

[DodgyAgent]

www.accenture.com

Opportunity isnt always obvious.

They went bust, changed the name and are now regarded as the "arse coverers solution"

[TriggerHippy]

These sites actually make use of a highly technical solution....

http://www.andrewdavidson.com/gibberish/

[AtW]

They went bust, changed the name and are now regarded as the "arse coverers solution"

Wrong - AFAIK they split out from Arthur Andersen but had to change name and it turned out to be one the best rebranding exercises after AA was done for in Enron case.

[DodgyAgent]

Wrong - AFAIK they split out from Arthur Andersen but had to change name and it turned out to be one the best rebranding exercises after AA was done for in Enron case.

Pedant

[interested]

How do they do it?

Because you'd be surprised at how poorly some companies are run, hence the need to go to a consultant; or that they consider a business function non-strategic, hence the need to outsource.

You don't become a $30bn company if you're no good.

Yes, I have worked for them.

[AtW]

Pedant

I suppose accuracy is optional for your chosen career path?