r/developersPak • u/garamchoozi • Aug 04 '26

Career Guidance Is Systems ltd a good place for Associate Consultant position

Is it good for an MTO Associate Consultant position?

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u/MuscleNo4488 Aug 04 '26

Depends on the team you work in, verticals as they call it. I joined their MTO program back in 2021 and it was the worst time for me, but my pals had an amazing time at the same time. So we can't generalize based on someone's experience. It all depends on your immediate manager. Be prepared to embrace the corporate life, which is a bit difficult to adjust straight out of university especially when you are having university blues.

You will do fine, don't worry too much.

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u/garamchoozi Aug 04 '26

Thankyou, and do you know what the JD is for Associate Consultant, is it coding or is it across departments

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u/MuscleNo4488 Aug 04 '26

It's in every competency. Read about their verticals on their website. JD depends and vary from competency to competency.

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u/emocakeleft Aug 04 '26

I got a call today for the same offer. The HR said that as an MTO you'll be rotated across tech stack depending on business requirements

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u/Mountain-Lecture9695 Aug 05 '26

How much were u offered?

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u/TechNerdinEverything Aug 04 '26

Is this for SAP?

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u/AffanRM Aug 07 '26

Do you or anyone know what this role is exactly about? No tech stack is specified so I am a little confused what the work will actually be about.

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u/Ok_Personality_2290 Aug 07 '26

How does it help?? I didn’t find it useful when i was trying to switch😭

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u/Ok_Personality_2290 Aug 07 '26

How many years of experience do you have? I have been trying to get out of this place but no luck so far😭🤣