I have a second interview with accenture. They said its going to be a phone skill interview. Any idea? Generally, any hints about accenture and the working environment/culture/hours.../travelling. This is for US.Thanks in advance!

Accenture's working environment/culture/hours.../travelling???You should have asked these at your first interview.Alternatively try searching this website for answers to your questions.

For sensible answers relevant to the US, try:http://www.thevault.com/community/mb/mb_main.jsp?forum_id=5349&ch_id=252This site's mostly full of arrogant british Accenture haters.

I did ask but I m asking if someone has a personal experience about it. Sometimes its different what they tell you from what its really happening. Thanks!

I am being serious. The answers to your questions are on this website (top-consultant.com). Just search the posts for Accenture then read. How easy do you want it to be.

Insider - nobody is impressed with your posts. "I'm serious..." Ooh, scary :-)Playing hardman/woman via a messageboard is deeply tiresome. If you have nothing constructive to say, then please desist.

Davo speak for yourself. <b>I am not trying to be scary. My statement about being serious relates to my first post. By searching the top-consultant website the original poster could have found answers to all of his/her questions. As for your comment about having nothing constrcutive to say... Take your own advice.

Im having my second interview in a few days, its a skill interview with a manager in F&PM. Can anyone give me some ideas on what type questions he might ask? Thanks

if you want to join accenture consulting and at the same time thinking of doing a one year postgraduate degree, then mbus global business analysis at the manchester business school is the best for you. the programme has summer internship as part of its module and students are exposed to real consulting problems of companies during the internship, that include market entry strategy, M&A evalution, supply chain management etc etc. accenture is one of the partners of the programme and takes in around 2 students for internships each year. most of these students received full time consulting job offers from accenture uk post graduation.

As an ACN’er myself, I feel I must point out that we don’t all type in bold to underline our lack of humour…

hi Anke,I have just joined Accenture - This is in the uk though. The second interview is generally HR and Case studies. I presuem much of phone interviews will be technical competency interviews.

Hi new joiner, I&apos;m about to take the second interview myself, could you give me an example case study you had and any tips? Would be much appreciated!

I had a phone skills interview a few weeks ago but in the UK and it was competency technical skills based where the interviewer asks you questions on your specialist knowledge area.Can I ask for this US Accenture position did you go via an Agent or apply direct?

Hi! Do you remember what type of case questions you got? I have my cse interview in a week and really have no idea what to expect. I&apos;m in for the human capital consulting. thanks

I have had 4 interviews so far (2 telephone + 2 face to face) lets hope i get the offer now, gave my final interview on Tuesday, they said that they will get back to me in about 10 days.give me your email and i will send an very informative presentation on ACN case studies.

Just undertaken the second phase1. HR Interview - re-imburse expenses and usual stuff2. Partner interview - incredible laid back meeting very well connected guy and discussed people we know in the industry. Both of us had worked for similiar firms. 30 minute discussion on career history.3. Case study - read for 10 mins and then discuss what you recommend4. Where you may fit in - partners introduces some roles and you select which role would be suitable for youCouldn&apos;t believe how striaghtforward it was

Rizhuma could you please send me the presentations and any other material you think would help me for my second round with Accenture Outsourcing experienced hire interviews.Thanks

I am a US citizen with 10 yrs public sector and 2 years boutique consulting experience (Sr Mgr level). I provide strategic consulting (change mgt, ops, bus process improvement, OD/HR, govt auditing) in a specialized environment (natural non/natural disaster recovery). I am typically engaged as a sub or SME to IBM and PwC. Is it worthwhile to apply to UK positons, or is the lack of visa too problematic? I do not want to apply domestically for a UK position b/c I will get paid in dollars (obviously a liability!), miss the US foreign income exclusion, and probably get sent to India (need to travel home monthly to see the family). Any advice or know of firms receptive to US citizens. I am looking for a 5 year position. Tx!

I am a US citizen with 10 yrs public sector and 2 years boutique consulting experience (Sr Mgr level). I provide strategic consulting (change mgt, ops, bus process improvement, OD/HR, govt auditing) in a specialized environment (natural non/natural disaster recovery). I am typically engaged as a sub or SME to IBM and PwC. Is it worthwhile to apply to UK positons, or is the lack of visa too problematic? I do not want to apply domestically for a UK position b/c I will get paid in dollars (obviously a liability!), miss the US foreign income exclusion, and probably get sent to India (need to travel home monthly to see the family). Any advice or know of firms receptive to US citizens. I am looking for a 5 year position. Tx!

Rizhuma, any chance of e-mailing me the presentation on Accenture case studies? ewan.booth@student.manchester.ac.ukThanks