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Accenture CEO Julie Sweet shares career advice on confidence and leadership

Accenture CEO Julie Sweet shared her career journey, emphasizing the importance of confidence when presented with significant opportunities. She recounted a pivotal moment when her former boss, Pierre Nanterme, suggested she could one day lead the company. Despite not fitting the traditional CEO mold, Sweet drew upon advice from Dina Dublon of JPMorgan Chase to accept the challenge without hesitation. Sweet now leads Accenture, a global technology consulting firm, and highlights confidence, humility, and continuous learning as crucial for team success and personal growth. AI

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Preston Fore ·

    Accenture CEO Julie Sweet says there’s one thing you should never do if you get offered a big job you don’t feel ready for

    Having the confidence to say “yes” to a stretch role can open doors you never expected to be unlocked, just like Accenture CEO Julie Sweet.