| Topic Name: |
Accenture Levels |
| Message Name: |
Not Exactly, we do a little better than that... |
| Date Posted: |
03/14/2006 |
| In Reply To: |
| ACN title | Equivalent
Industry Titles |
| New Analyst | Entry-level; trainee |
| Analyst, Consultant | Junior, intermediate programmer/analyst;
IT business analyst;DBA |
| New Manager, Manager, Exp Manager | Team lead; Asst. Mgr;
junior manager; lead DBA |
SE level 1 (former AP);
SE level 2 (former 1st level Ptr) | Middle Management; Jr. Executive |
The ACN titles/levels and their rough equivalent to similar levels outside, in industry:
| SE Level 3 | Executive; Sr. Management |
| SE Level 4 | Sr. Executive; Executive Management; Managing Director
("C" levels would be at the top of this group) |
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| Message: |
You're not giving us enough credit.
I think it looks more like the below, when compared to a large external organization, such as an insurance company or perhaps a telco.
Also, when people in Accenture make moves, they often land a level up. For example, I know of at least two level 2 Ps who were offered C-level positions at Fortune 100 companies.
New Manager - Team Lead
Manager - Manager (small group, less than 30)
Senior Manager - Group Manager (large group, more than 30)
SE Level 4 (previously called AP) - Director
SE Level 3 - Director or VP
SE Level 2 - VP
SE Level 1 - C-level, Senior VP
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