Accenture CEO, Julie Sweet, On Consulting Differentiation

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  • Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
  • Relevance and results are the two primary value propositions of working with Accenture. Julie Sweet, Accenture CEO, explains how these two focuses take Accenture beyond just providing advice, and allow them to drive significant change for their clients. Staying relevant is always a challenge in established business, with technology and trends constantly adapting at rapid speeds. What do you think of the consulting industry?
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    Interview Credit: Bloomberg
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    #accenture #consulting #career #ceo #leadership #marketing #consultant

Комментарии • 14

  • @SandraPlamenats
    @SandraPlamenats 10 месяцев назад +12

    That's actually what every consulting company says and tries to do

  • @paulosmeek6286
    @paulosmeek6286 10 месяцев назад +9

    Jaguar /LR did not hire you - you bought the ad agency that had the account....

  • @brianbonilla7720
    @brianbonilla7720 3 месяца назад +2

    Management consultants get paid to agree with the executives that hired them, using power point.

  • @jessies16
    @jessies16 Год назад +3

    This is like human resources

  • @raulsanches3619
    @raulsanches3619 10 месяцев назад +6

    typical consultant speak from a person who's profession is lawyer... Say a lot of words that sound good, but doesn't have any meaning-doesn't get into specifics- and doesn't expose how incompetent you are to be in charge of a tech consulting firm when you know nothing about tech.

    • @Adriana-in3yf
      @Adriana-in3yf 10 месяцев назад +4

      At her level she does not need to have a background in tech. As long as she understands the market and has a staff who specializes in tech she's good. She was ranked #2 most powerful female for a reason. I have a background in tech and a female. I admire her not for her tech skills but leadership and ability to achieve results. I don't want a CEO who is geeky AF and only focused on the next product release or technical solutions. That should be the role of the CTO. I want a CEO who is financially smart and has vision.

    • @raulsanches3619
      @raulsanches3619 10 месяцев назад

      @@Adriana-in3yf It's called selling your soul to Davos and the WEF. Her leadership??? you mean when she mandated everyone get the jab or lose their job? Then when people got injured from the jab that she mandated (we were all remote at the time btw), she acted like nothing ever happened. Yeah great leadership. She is garbage, but hey you go work for them. I quit before i surrendered my personal health choices to Julie Sweet. ACN sucks under her. 3 out of 4 of my colleagues quit and went elsewhere. We all made significantly more money after we left. The 1 of us that stayed was the most job insecure and least talented

    • @raulsanches3619
      @raulsanches3619 10 месяцев назад +1

      She belongs on the cover of forbes with sam bankman fried and elizabeth holmes

    • @Adriana-in3yf
      @Adriana-in3yf 10 месяцев назад

      Haha ok but why the hate? I don't think she committed a crime like Sam and Elizabeth@@raulsanches3619 I mean no investors lost money.

    • @paulosmeek6286
      @paulosmeek6286 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@Adriana-in3yf i like one who is a decent human being. Do some digging. Funding and friendship withTed Cruz, costing up with Ivanka... It's all out there. What i detest is that behavior coupled with this green/I&D-washing. Be what you are irrespective of how odious it is. Not like the shareholders, board and any one with an inkling of intelligence don't know about her...

  • @jessies16
    @jessies16 Год назад

    Thats better