| Topic Name: |
e-commerce consulting |
| Message Name: |
NO NO NO |
| Date Posted: |
01/13/2000 |
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I work at AC, and, granted it's no paradise, I have been enjoying my 21 months here.
I've never worked more than 50 hrs in a week and I've had some good roles at top clients. Also, they're putting a BIG emphasis on "e" in training, projects, etc. They really want to be positioned as #1 in this field.
Can you really doubt them. I also think they'll be able to "take off" after they break form those cheesballs at AA. AC will come out the victor in this dispute, b/c AA is wrong (in a word).
AC is not the horrible sweatshop people dub it. The people are great. They hire VERY intelligent people, give or take a few, but it's impossible to get 100% great employees.
Also, my girlfriend works at E&Y, who people seem to think is so great, and they are horrible in every way. Not to bad mouth anyone, but my point is this...
People don't always know what they're talking about and may be mislead by other people's thinking. With consulting, everyone's experiences are 100% different and I may be a lucky one. Do your own "DD" and see what firm YOU like the best. AC is a great place to work, or at least, START your career. It's a blue chip w/ great clients and a lot of innovative work. They will succeed in the space of "e."
Good luck in your hunt! |
| Message: |
I am a process analyst and have been trying to get useful (ie business issue oriented) eCommerce training within AC... either I am not eligable because I am not in Strat, or I am not eligable because I am not a Process manager yet... so don't give me the talk about AC training... I can't get on an eCommerce project because I don;t have the experience or training in eCommerce and training is the way to get experience and I am not allowed to get the useful training... go figure!
Luckily I get a lot of GUI design and testing training... all very useful next time I get staffed on an interesting and challenging strategy project!!!
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