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That's what makes you sick and tired? Wish I could have your life problems, mate
Not quite big 4, not quite MBB.... Man that sounds familiar
This is a stupid post
*sad violin* who cares
ACN I'm taking away your posting privileges
Here's the thing. There used to be a big 5. Arthur Anderson and Anderson Consulting split. Then, AA went under, and we changed our name. Since then, we went public and our share price has grown 800%, not to mention how much we've grown in head count (probs 500%). There's no longer a single category that makes sense for us. We compete with everyone by design. As a business, our model works.
Accenture typically "tech" with IBM and Infosys
Like mommy said... Because you're special.
^Finally
And the Big 4 refers to accounting firms... but y'all are consultants who use that grouping name
As far as the non-MBB consultancies go, we're not exactly a startup, but our growth has been ridiculous. I hated working at Accenture, but you can't deny it's legitimacy as a major player in the industry. Wall Street certainly doesn't, our clients don't, and you shouldn't really care about most pricks on this app, anyway.
Yes
Lol@S&
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