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Depending on your location, new grad analysts get 78-85k + signing
Oh sheesh! Tech new grad analyst in Chicago was $80k in 2017. Shoot for the stars, def don’t accept an associate position
Nah, some people are but not all. Most studied engineering or something math related though
Ok cool cause I’m not a coder. I have an interview for technology associate which pays significantly less than technology analyst but both are entry level
So I’m going to ask if I can be a technology analyst. I do have one year of experience too
Technology analysts are usually new grad level, and after 1 year, they usually become senior analysts. You should be qualified enough for sure
What’s the pay op and what city
Agreed, def go for analyst. If you have a 4 year degree you should be good. I know one associate and they were hired for a specific project as a tester so I would avoid that if possible
^ya for the associate position they asked if I was more interested is testing or databases and I definitely said databases. But hopefully there’s an opening for analyst
@Accenture 3 the recruiter said starting pay for associate was 44k and I was making 72k at my previous job. On Glassdoor it says range for associate is 34-65 and ranger for analyst is around 75k. So again definitely going for the analyst role
I’m in Chicago, said I’d like to stay here but would be willing to move to calli as I’m from there
^thank! When I tried to look at the analyst position I applied to, it said the job no longer existed, but the recruiter I’ve been talking to about the associate position still asked me about where I would want to work for the analyst job. I feel like Accenture is kinda continuously hiring for the analyst position. Do you think that’s true?
Yep!! Constantly hiring!