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Consulting Analysts Blog: November 2007
| | | This blog is a semi-personal journal that offers the opinions, experiences and thoughts of the authors on their professional careers at Accenture, along with links to other relevant websites and articles. The following content is the personal opinion of Shawn Lavoie and Melany Vargas, analysts with Accenture. Comments posted by the writers do not necessarily reflect the position of Accenture on this subject. | | |
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Frameworks are Your Friend
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| Jackie Shank |
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I distinctly remember throughout my four years of college one of my professors, Professor Savan. Throughout our entire college careers as business majors, he diligently taught us many different frameworks and how to apply them in context of a business case. At the time, I think I did what many of us as college students do: cram everything I need to know in my mind days before the exam without fully understanding the significance of why we need these frameworks, information, and models.
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Today, as a business analyst at Accenture, I fully understand the significance of not only KNOWING these frameworks, but being able to execute them as well and demonstrating to colleagues and clients alike that we are able of communicating structured though processes. My advice to all you business students out there: Pay attention to your Professor Savan.
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November 07, 2007 11:47 AM
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