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Would appreciate knowing if this is something I have a shot at with no tech sales experience and what I could expect for promotional opportunities and compensation.
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It really depends less on the firm and more on the practice you’re in as well as background imo
What practices do you think have a better shot?
What do you want to exit into? That’s going to play a major factor in people’s advice on here
I think jumping to FAANG is easier from Accenture that is more IT focused than KPMG.
If you want FAANG I’d see if you can target CMT on the west coast, with the regional model I think it’ll be your best bet to get on a project that works with a west coast based tech company and you can utilize the projects to hopefully have a client poach you.
I know tech companies all poach from each other so getting into one opens doors into the rest. Can’t speak for kpmg but Accenture’s very tech implementation focused so I was planning my exit almost right after I started
SC, not relevant to the post, what if there’s no project in your region? Will you be on the bench even if there’s work in other region ?
Been at both, I think ACN is waaay better from an opportunity to learn/grow perspective - KPMG looks good on a resume but there are toxic groups/teams abounding there.
Makes sense a3. Thanks!