A Company in Transition—Mixed Feelings After 12 Years! - Manager, Talent Acquisition Avanade Employee Review

3.0
Sep 23, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

I spent several years at Avanade and witnessed both its strengths and its growing pains. While the company once fostered a collaborative, innovative culture, the past few years have been challenging. The frequency of layoffs and restructuring created uncertainty and impacted morale across teams. It was tough to see talented colleagues let go and the culture shift away from what originally made Avanade feel like a great place to grow. Layoffs included several technical resources and Corporate Functions.

Cons

Corporate Functions absorbed into Accenture in March 2025, which effected thousands of people laid off in multiple countries in HR, Marketing, and Recruiting. We found out in January 2025 if you were offered at Accenture, several tenured resources were not offered, where is the loyalty? None apparently! It ended up being awkward at times working with other team members that were offered for many months until your exit date. Leadership decisions felt increasingly disconnected from employee feedback, and the sense of community that once defined the organization has noticeably diminished. That said, there are still smart, passionate people doing great work here!

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5.0
May 7, 2026
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Pros

Company really cares for their employees, development, and culture Recognition for good work

Cons

Consulting in general is not what it used to be Accenture big brother is quite bureaucratic and obnoxious managing 'profiles' CEO is in London but HQ is Seattle

2.0
Jun 17, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The projects are really large so you'll get great experience. The benefits are good. The people are, for the most part, really nice at the lower level.

Cons

Always restructuring. You don't actually work for Avanade you work for Accenture under the name of Avanade. Accenture is always trying to absorb or downsize Avanade and even the execs don't have real power there. Plus all work and decisions are also controlled by Microsoft, so if they're doing extremely well then Avanade does and then Accenture fights for their share of the money in some shady way.

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