[swee2saru]

Human capital managers
ACCENTURE AND Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), one of the oldest management institutes in India, have launched the Accenture and XLRI HR (human resources) Academy, dedicated to the human capital management needs of the information technology and business process outsourcing industries.
The Academy is believed to be the first entity of its kind in India dedicated to providing recent graduates seeking careers in HR with specialised skills geared to these industries.
The Academy offers a 24-month programme for recent university graduates who have joined Accenture as trainees in the HR department. The first batch of 34 trainees have been chosen after a rigorous selection process comprising written tests, group discussions, case interviews and a panel interview.
The trainees will be part of a unique work-study opportunity, wherein they will be employed with Accenture as they undergo the programme conducted jointly by XLRI and Accenture, with courses developed jointly by the two organisations.
The programme comprises 15 learning modules covering a variety of HR-related topics, including training and development, career/performance management, rewards and compensation, organisational behaviour, as well as the financial and legal aspects of HR.
Trainees who complete the programme will receive the "Accenture and XLRI Certification in Human Capital Management." "HR professionals working in IT and BPO need specialised skills to address these industries' unique, people-related challenges," said Chet Kamat, head of Accenture's delivery centre network in India.
"By teaming with XLRI, we have created what we believe to be the first entity of its kind dedicated specifically to providing fresh graduates looking for a career in HR with specialised industry skills," said Rekha Menon, Head-India Geographic Services, Accenture.

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Originally Posted by swee2saru

Human capital managers
ACCENTURE AND Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), one of the oldest management institutes in India, have launched the Accenture and XLRI HR (human resources) Academy, dedicated to the human capital management needs of the information technology and business process outsourcing industries.
The Academy is believed to be the first entity of its kind in India dedicated to providing recent graduates seeking careers in HR with specialised skills geared to these industries.
The Academy offers a 24-month programme for recent university graduates who have joined Accenture as trainees in the HR department. The first batch of 34 trainees have been chosen after a rigorous selection process comprising written tests, group discussions, case interviews and a panel interview.
The trainees will be part of a unique work-study opportunity, wherein they will be employed with Accenture as they undergo the programme conducted jointly by XLRI and Accenture, with courses developed jointly by the two organisations.
The programme comprises 15 learning modules covering a variety of HR-related topics, including training and development, career/performance management, rewards and compensation, organisational behaviour, as well as the financial and legal aspects of HR.
Trainees who complete the programme will receive the "Accenture and XLRI Certification in Human Capital Management." "HR professionals working in IT and BPO need specialised skills to address these industries' unique, people-related challenges," said Chet Kamat, head of Accenture's delivery centre network in India.
"By teaming with XLRI, we have created what we believe to be the first entity of its kind dedicated specifically to providing fresh graduates looking for a career in HR with specialised industry skills," said Rekha Menon, Head-India Geographic Services, Accenture.

who r allowed to apply?? ne exp reqd?? how to apply??

[swee2saru]

a fresher or a person with a experience of 2-3 years but not more than that.

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Originally Posted by swee2saru

a fresher or a person with a experience of 2-3 years but not more than that.

how does one apply?? is there a job code or somethin of that sort??

[khatrupopat]

huh, both accenture and xlri are not well known. what will you do with that job and degree ??

[swee2saru]

hey in which world do u live????????????????
accenture is 51st best company in d world and xlri is among the five best business school in asia.its such a good oppurtunity for a fresher if she wants to make her career in hr.:grab: :grab:

[kailashbhurani]

Hi i just got a call from accenture today to attend the interview for the same,,

I would like to know a few things ASAP as tomorrow is my interview..

1. how much is this course worth??
2. Is it really worth getting into a bond with them for two years.
3. 24 months is the duration of the programme but incase we need to quit
after that can we go ahead or we have to continue working with
accenture for sometime later if yes then how long
4. Finally how much would the pay per month after deductions.?


Plz do post your reply here and if possible plz also mail the same to me on <snipped>
Thanks.

[estranged_gnrs]

Originally Posted by kailashbhurani

Hi i just got a call from accenture today to attend the interview for the same,,

I would like to know a few things ASAP as tomorrow is my interview..

1. how much is this course worth??
2. Is it really worth getting into a bond with them for two years.
3. 24 months is the duration of the programme but incase we need to quit
after that can we go ahead or we have to continue working with
accenture for sometime later if yes then how long
4. Finally how much would the pay per month after deductions.?


Plz do post your reply here and if possible plz also mail the same to me on <snipped>
Thanks.

Hi Kailash,

This is an old dead thread which you invoked. Please check different threads on this link - accenture Threads - Forum Tags by Zoints

Cheers,
Rohit