Focus on freshers: Accenture CEO Julie Sweet
Accenture bets big on Indian talent for technology; CEO Julie Sweet announces ‘Hiring primarily in India…’
Accenture plans to hire more technology talent in India, maintaining its talent strategy. With over 300,000 Indian employees, the firm expects significant growth in FY 2025, anticipating revenues between $16.
Accenture chair and CEO Julie Sweet joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's fourth quarter earnings beat ...
AI is both a technology and a new way of working, and the full value will only come from strategies built on both productivity and growth. And it will be used in every part of the enterprise,’ says ...
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'We are hiring primarily in India...' - Accenture CEO Julie Sweet on IT firm’s BIG bet on Indian talentAccenture's board has approved $4 billion in share buyback. The move came amidst better than expected fourth quarter revenue ...
IT services major Accenture unveiled a $4 billion share buyback on Thursday and beat quarterly earnings expectations thanks ...
GAAP EPS for Q4 was $2.66, bringing the full-year GAAP EPS to $11.44, aligned with management's guidance. Overall, the ...
Q4 2024 Earnings Call Transcript September 26, 2024 Accenture plc beats earnings expectations. Reported EPS is $2.79, ...
Shares of Accenture were rising Thursday after the management consulting and tech company beat earnings estimates, raised its ...
Global IT services giant Accenture has revealed a $4.0 billion share buyback plan, signaling strong financial confidence as ...
IT consulting and services major Accenture has upped its revenue guidance for financial year 2025 to be in the range of 3–6 ...
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