<p>I noticed they have a lot of adds in “the economist”, and I only found out recently that it was management consulting. They don’t seem to be as big as say McKinsey but is it far behind?</p>
<p>accenture has a major emphasis on tech and IT/outsourcing so I think that’s where the major distinction is.</p>
<p>So it’s kinda like IBM?</p>
<p>“Accenture is a global technology services, outsourcing, and management consulting company. Almost 80 percent of Fortune 100’s companies work with Accenture. Accenture is one of the Big Four firms with its presence felt in fifty countries. Among its multiple strengths Accenture is committed to offer broad and evolving services. Business transformation outsourcing is another asset of this prestigious Big 4 firm.”</p>
<p>Theres my answer…lol</p>
<p>Thanks anyway!</p>
<p>Its not really known for management consulting. If I were you I would look more at the pretigious firms like BCG, Mckinsey, Bain, Booz Allen Hamilton, IBM even. You will not really have the chance to connect with the better companies and you will probably end up doing meaningless tasks while the guy from Mckinsey gets all the credit.</p>