acntr_employee

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by acntr_employee 9mo ago
Shouldn't you have just flagged it, then? > Don't feed egregious comments by replying; flag them instead. Not OP, just wondering if the unwritten conventions changed since I was here the last time.
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by acntr_employee 9mo ago
> Its like riding the bus. There's nothing wrong with public transit, its just that its somewhere warm for poor homeless people to sit all winter, so its not very cool. Public transport often is the best and most efficient way to mo
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by acntr_employee 5y ago
So surfing with an adblocking solution actually is green/carbon saving? Am I reading this right?
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by acntr_employee 5y ago
> But even though you might get a quote-unquote promotion and be paid more, the technical specialists still might be excluded from high-level conversations. [...] I hear you. Not only that. In our case - even if by regulation expert trac
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by acntr_employee 5y ago
We got bought by Accenture some time back. After we were on system amd thelr regular processes were in place suddenly a lot of people got a massive raise to match the min amount of money this position at this seniority level has to earn. So
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by acntr_employee 5y ago
Thanks for the clear and concise way of summarizing my thoughts of the last few months. I am in a situation where I actually have near absolute safety and nearly no control over the projects. It was even worse in 2020 regarding control afte
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by acntr_employee 6y ago
I would ask, how he can sleep at night knowing that women earn significantly less than their male counterparts. Or how he would explain around 100% difference in salaries for the exact same job depending on the person.
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by acntr_employee 6y ago
I can attest that the second modus operandi is the way long time contracts work from my experience. Nearly every time all the knowledge and skills necessary are hidden and fragmented inside our client's org. With our access through all
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by acntr_employee 6y ago
From my contract, there is no overtime pay. Overtime has to be given as free time within a specific amount of time after the overtime occurred. But for any rolling period of x timeunits (don't want to be too specific obviously) I have
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by acntr_employee 6y ago
Correct. The separation did happen before the former parent was involved in the Enron scandal. Or at least before it became public. Not that Accenture doesn't have enough scandals on their own. So they are by far not the clean guys in
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by acntr_employee 6y ago
Throwaway for obvious reasons I work for a company belonging to Accenture. I can only agree. Shareholders get +10%. Employees get nil. It is expected that we do at least 15 - 25% overtime without compensation. Project manager promises every