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Sweden
People at Accenture
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"I know I sound a bit like the marketing campaign, but this is truly a high-performing company!"
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Anna
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| Strategy Practice, Accenture |
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Describe your background
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I completed a Masters in Science in Business Administration at Uppsala University and specialized in finance and accounting. After that I joined Accenture in 2000. Before that I’d worked part time as a business reporter for a Swedish journal and also had experience with a big language education company. My last year in school I became more and more interested in consulting as a career.
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Why did you choose Accenture?
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When I graduated university there was a lot of hype in the marketplace about dot-com companies. But I wanted to join a major firm. Accenture was a natural target because several friends of mine already worked here and they recommended it.
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What do you like most about your job?
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This company offers such a range of services—from strategy consulting to outsourcing. That makes us unique in the marketplace. We have a broad base of competencies so regardless of the business problem, we're likely have a solution or the know-how to develop one. And I like the people here personally and professionally. I know I sound a bit like the marketing campaign, but this is truly a high-performing company! People here are eager to team. You never have to ask for something twice.
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What's the most rewarding project you've been involved with since you joined?
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In a way I think every project at Accenture is rewarding. There are always new clients, industries, and challenges. The project I’m doing right now is a classical strategy assignment. It’s to help a company in the industrial equipment sector turn around one of its key business lines. In strategy consulting, the client questions are often quite open; the client will have an idea of what areas they need help with, but mostly the context is very broad. That makes for a very exciting work environment.
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