1. Copyright 2003 Accenture. All rights reserved. Accenture, its logo, and Accenture Innovation Delivered are trademarks of Accenture. SCOOPS Session Thursday, September 11, 2003 campusconnection.accenture.com

2. Agenda Introduction About Accenture & Consulting The Consulting Analyst Characteristics & What We Look For

3. Accenture in a Nutshell Global management consulting and technology services company 80,000 people, 47 countries US$11.6 billion Expertise: – Consulting – Technology – Outsourcing – Alliances

4. Consulting – the Ins and Outs Why do companies hire consultants? – Specialized experience not available in- house – Assign resources to yield greatest value – Objective assessment of business operations and strategy What do consultants do? – Listen – Investigate – Analyze – Recommend – Implement – Collaborate with our clients to not only innovate but execute and create tangible value.

5. Variety of challenging and interesting work Creative, collaborative teams Flexible work environment Diverse, inclusive culture Continuous learning Inspiring leadership Our Unique, Dynamic Culture

6. Roles and responsibilities: Build industry skills Develop technology-based solutions Analyze, design and implement business process improvements Define user requirements Gain and specialize skills in: – business process design – business validation concepts – testing and quality assurance – system building concepts – programming and development The Consulting Analyst

7. Continuous Learning Professional and personal growth New Employee Orientation Core Analyst Program Local St. Charles Continuous Training Centralized Local Courses Computer-based On-the-job experience

8. Are we right for you? Are you right for us? We seek… Outstanding academics Leaders Interest in technology Effective communicators Analytical problem-solvers Team players Quick learners Flexibility Are you looking for… Variety Development opportunities Challenging and interesting work Working with creative, collaborative teams Diverse colleagues and clients Possible travel

9. Preferred graduation dates Preferred majors – Engineering – Computer Science – CIS – Business & Quantitative Business (Finance, Economics, Accounting) Legal authorization to work in the U.S. without requiring sponsorship for employment visa status What We Look For