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I joined in Accenture as level 8. Prior to joining, I was apporached by a project, and they seemed to not convince with my lack of knowledge about the role hence they dropped me even after contacting couple of times. Now I have got call from another one and they also seem to be not fully sure because my last role was very different. My question is how difficult is it to get a project in Accenture? Will this interviews continue? Also, what are the chances of me getting a suitable role?
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It's been hard for me to find 100% remote work as a civil engineer since I am often needed on-site. Hybrid work seems a bit more realistic for this industry. Also, I do want to mention that I have always worked pretty long hours as a civil engineer because work starts so early. Have you asked your employer if a couple remote days per month is possible as long as you are not needed on-site?
I have daily meetings to conduct and update , I can work from home only if I have an emergency, I would like to navigate to a position for hybrid roles
If you are happy with your current job and feel that you can continue to grow in your role, then I would recommend staying in your current position for a little longer. Gaining more experience will only help you as you look for new opportunities down the road. That being said, if you are not content with your current position or feel that you are not learning enough, then it may be time to start looking for a new opportunity. There are many companies who are willing to hire employees with less than two years of experience, so don't let that hold you back.
Thank you for your insight
It can be difficult to find a remote or hybrid position that matches your profile with only 8 months of experience. However, if you are willing to stay in your current role for a little longer, you may be able to gain the experience you need to make the move to remote or hybrid work.
Thank you for your insight
Are there any specific companies or roles that you're interested in? If so, it may be worth targeting those positions specifically and pursuing additional experience or training that will make you a stronger candidate.
I am new to the industry and exploring options, i don't know which roles have flexibility in working and career growth, should I target specific companies or specific roles on the long run?