Has anyone worked at one of the big consultancies (Accenture, IBM etc)

[stek]

The Certified and online payroll company Professional designation is an exam-based payroll .management and support to facilitate a company’s overall business goals. its could be consultancies like accenture and ibm .they are a service provider..you can go for it.

Does anyone have a clue what this means? Looks like it was written by a moron....

[Mich the Tester]

I don't think anyone is under any illusion they have ever really been getting their moneys worth. Accenture particularly has had a reputation of taking wet behind the ears consultants straight out of Uni and charging 4 figures for creating pretty presentations for the days of being Andersen Consulting and before.

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[AtW]

I was being charged out at £200 a day plus expenses in 1981 when I was on £8000 a year.

3 days' chargeout was roughly equivalent to a month's take home pay.

And the buggers didn't give me a company car.

The twats even complained about my expenses.

Not surprisingly I was soon offered a job at a client. Nearly double the pay and a Beemer for a company car, but the experience already had me planning to go independant when the time was right.

You could have started Microsoft back then, or Google

[Doggy Styles]

I've been at two blue-chip companies when big consultancies were sussed and terminated as a waste of money.

It wasn't my doings either.

[AtW]

Had an interview at KPMG in 2000, passed first round but decided not to go ahead with next

[Sysman]

You could have started Microsoft back then, or Google

Same old story of getting taken over by a Yank company then everything going rapidly downhill I'm afraid.