Digital Analyst, Analyst Consulting Group at Accenture

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What is the annual salary for this role?

Starting salary: £31,000 - £33,000

Current salary: £31,000 - £33,000

What hours do you actually work, on average?

Start: 9:00

Finish: 18:30

What advice would you give to someone applying to this role?

Research the industry. All throughout the process you will be asked about the company, its clients, the work it does, the directions it is moving in and why. Research all the publically available Accenture documents you can (for example the 'Technology Vision' for that year). Also try and relate experiences in your life to Key Competencies, be they part-time work, internships or university clubs/socieities. All top companies look for candidates to not only demonstrate how they have certain key competencies (google them, they're quite generic across all grad jobs), but also how well you can articluate those experiences and personal qualities.

Do you have any interview tips?

If you have researched the company and prepared your competencies, you're half way there. Further to this, they key to interviews/assessment centres is how you conduct yourself. Accenture are looking for a type of person, who fits with the company ethos, and who can work as part of a team of people, as ultimately, thats what consultancy is all about: teamwork.

Make sure you get your points across in interviews/group tasks, but don't be too pushy. You need to be able to listen as well as talk, considering all the facts and opinions available and then come to a reasoned conclusion. If you get the balance between being respectful but assertive right, you'll be fine.