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Hello Mastercard employees. I have been trying to break into MC for long now.
I have 2 yrs workex post MBA. I have experience in data analysis and consulting. But I don't want to get into consulting anymore. I am looking for analytics roles. Anyone here would be able to DM and guide me on the available options at Mastercard?
Location: Gurgaon
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Hi Fishes, I've accepted offer from Accenture from their portal.. But now got new offer from EY and wants to join at EY. So how can I tell Accenture Accenture India that I'm not going to join them. Rather than not showing up on the date of joining? Can you please guide me? How do I let them know? My talent coach is not reachable
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My wife started as an M at Accenture earlier this year coming from industry. I’ve never worked at Accenture or any b4, but I had to explain to her how up or out works. She also didn’t know that she came in with 24 months at level and what that meant. Really surprised none of this was communicated during hiring or by her manager.
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U have zero skills to say no. Unless you're an experienced hire. Also most roles will be the same unless u can code. By same I mean Excel and PowerPoint. Technology ... That's different you will be in the thick of things.
Are your interests aligned with continued employment? If so, suck it up and get experience, otherwise find new employment
A1 and P1 have literally given you the best advice you could get.
The best advice I can give someone early in their consulting career is to say yes to literally everything. You have no idea what your interests are, or what you're even good at. It will be a wild ride, just try to enjoy it. Some of the most challenging work will be where you experience the most growth.
There isn't unless you find another role
Also OP I found a lot of work I wound up loving over the years by taking something I “had no interest in”. Remember the beauty of this business is nothing is forever