Pros
The only positive thing would be that there is a good WFH policy, and ACN being a well-established global brand.
Cons
A lot of office politics, narcissism, bureaucracy, red tape, very top heavy, some can be cut-throat. It's a very sales/consulting centric environment with a lot of mediocre protocols, (which I suppose, works for some just not me personally). ACN is all about billing the clients and project based assignments that look "good" on paper; there is a strong emphasis on quantity over quality. IMHO, dealt with a couple of regressive managers whom expected me to know everything from the gecko and wanted me to think just like them. I wasn't there long enough and wasn't passed enough client based projects to effectively, get my feet wet and wasn't given a chance to really build a network. Overall, don't expect anyone to hold my hand its a business but nonetheless, nobody genuinely seemed to express a continued interest as far as my career development. From my own experience, there is no well-defined structure as far as job scope/responsibilities in my niche, I did not get a lot of freedom to make my own decisions, felt that the work life balance was relatively mediocre and unclear. And whenever I was working towards making further self-improvements (most of the time successful, sometimes not), my efforts and contributions were never fully acknowledged and at times, felt a bit penalized like I was a child in school.