Accenture

From Aldi to Vodafone, here’s a round-up of some of the companies offering paid programmes that can take you from new graduate to seasoned professional

Sinéad Carroll studied science at UCD and now works as a Life Sciences Technology Consultant at Accenture in Ireland.

Seen & Heard: DAA judicial review, stock market stamp duty loss, RTÉ funding concerns and more

Deloitte CEO Harry Goddard on why fears of a financial crisis are overplayed, and why his firm won’t be following EY’s lead with a plan to split its audit and consulting units

Julie Sweet described mass layoffs as an ‘opportunity’

Jennifer O’Connell: There is an end-of-days feel to recent news reports from the tech world

Minister for Enterprise Simon Coveney informed of collective redundancy plan as outsourcing giant moves to shrink global workforce by 19,000 people

Consulting firm to slash jobs and cut office space in the next 18 months

Irish firms have raised their expectations for hiring this year, survey suggests

Plan to break up the Big Four firm would reshape the profession and enrich senior partners, but the landscape has changed since it was first announced

Graduate Sinead Cunningham chats to Accenture’s Human Sciences Studio director Jess Majekodunmi in the first of our three part series ‘Meet the Mentor’, which takes a closer look at the many exciting career paths available to new grads within the organisation

Vision plans to double staff from 200 over next three years

Companies here are the most upbeat in Europe on hiring plans, but confidence remains low overall, an Accenture and S&P Global survey finds

Consignia was a dud and no one can pronounce Abrdn - companies have failed to learn the harsh lessons of the awful name change

Returnships and apprenticeships are growing in popularity even in sectors that would never previously have considered using them

How corporations can and should help Irish people become more sustainable

Consumers wary of ‘greenwashing’ by companies and unforgiving of those they feel do not live up to claims

Stronger dollar eats into the profits of companies that have sprawling international operations

How the metaverse is going to impact Irish businesses

Ukrainian president tells global leaders such measures should include embargo on oil

Flanker chosen from shortlist with Caelan Doris, Mack Hansen and Hugo Keenan

Town&Country: Two-bed Ballsbridge apartment, or home-income in Timoleague?

Sum of €400 per month being discussed to help with increased costs

Most firms happy with the more tech-centric ‘new normal’ catalysed by pandemic

IAPI announces entrants for global competition aimed at young creative talent

Some people could be at risk of isolation from the digital economy

We list the top five courses and focus on a sample course from each college featured

Cantillon: Some firms signal cold disgust and leave, others still cosy up to Moscow

Software giant employs about 2,500 people in the Republic

Move towards valuing adaptable skills and culture fit over industry-specific experience

Robert Mulhall set to move into banking technology space after leaving AIB

Cargo prices rise as Christmas demand piles further pressure on strained supply chains

Six-month-old retail start-up attracts equity from France, Spain, Italy and Germany

New to the Parish: Charul Singh has been able to embrace cycling as she couldn’t in India

Group’s managed consulting and services division to take on ‘big boys’ locally like PwC

Emission-cutting proposals do not force commerce to rectify actions imminently

Some 58% have seen attempted attacks over last 12 months, Accenture says

Even in organisations championing the inclusion agenda, only a few have targeted recruitment for those living with a disability

Underdog no more: companies already keen to hire in response to budget move

Company reports near 10% rise in revenue to €19.9m as pretax profit climbs to €1.57m