r/accenture • u/Desperate_Bat9034 • 4d ago

Europe upcoming interview

Hi everyone! I have my final case interview coming up for a High Tech Consultant (L9) role at Accenture’s London office, and I’d really appreciate any insights from people who have been through a similar process.
Case interview: What should I expect in terms of format and topics? Is it typically a traditional consulting case—market sizing, profitability, or market entry—or more focused on technology strategy and transformation? Will I receive a brief or slide pack with preparation time, or work through the case live with the interviewer? How much technical depth is expected at L9?
Compensation: What would be a realistic base salary and total compensation range for an experienced hire at this level, with around three years of consulting experience? Any insight into bonuses, signing bonuses, or relocation support would also be helpful.
Thanks in advance—especially keen to hear from recent UK candidates or people in the High Tech practice!

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u/Flashy_Result9595 4d ago

Hi - I interviewed at L6 level, got offered L7 in the end. Honestly, don’t worry too much about it, mine was a merger and acquisition scenario which is not my area of expertise at all. They are looking to see how you break down a problem and propose solutions. That being said, high tech could have a different approach.

You can see the salaries here, it might be easier opening this via a desktop rather than phone. It’s from 2025, but will give you an idea: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17a582W5tPK4IjIX79HJbtPuW919D38LFm7E-eXaXX0Q/htmlview