u/lululemon129_

Do you think Julie Sweet being from a law background instead of a strong technology or engineering background affects the direction of Accenture?

Accenture today is heavily centered around cloud, AI, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and digital transformation. So sometimes I wonder whether a CEO with deeper hands-on technical experience would better understand the realities faced by technical teams and projects.

Do you think a legal/business mindset is enough to run a technology consulting giant, or would the company benefit more from leadership rooted in actual tech delivery and engineering?

Interested to hear thoughts.

What changes have you noticed ever since she took over?

Edited from the comments:

1. Controversial but I think she was dealt with some problems really out of her control (Geopolitics, AI). So very hard to judge. In an alternate universe, I would have loved to see Lito handle it.

2. Kagaya ni Marcos lol. Palubog.

     Just like Marcos lol. Driving the country downhill.
   

3. Growth in "Numbers". Decrease in benefits.

4. pwede ba i PIP to and si Julie Sweet? jk.