Accenture backtracked on cutting its real-estate footprint — and now it's warning companies about ditching offices and going all-remote

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Accenture backtracked on cutting its real-estate footprint — and now it's warning companies about ditching offices and going all-remote

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Published 25 Jun 2020

· As millions of white-collar employees continue to work remotely, companies are reassessing their real estate needs for the long term.
· Accenture could provide one precedent for the unintended consequences companies may find when they cut their real estate.
· CEO Julie Sweet explained that the company moved to more...

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