22 000 licenciements chez Accenture : se reconvertir ou disparaître...

Accenture lost nearly 18% in a single session, and the market is now betting that AI will devour the consulting industry. On June 18, 2026, the day of its earnings release, the stock experienced its worst drop in history, even though the company remains profitable and employs 800,000 people. The market's bet can be summed up in one sentence: If AI can do the consultant's job, why continue paying them? However, this equation deserves closer examination. Accenture is just a textbook example. The same mechanism awaits a dozen intermediary industries. Law, finance, communications, and recruitment all reside in the same sector. The system presented at the end of the video: your team of assistants launched with a single command, with a 25-minute video guide to adapt it to your needs. → Patreon:   / vos-agents-ia-160435392   To join our community: → Patreon (For more in-depth content + exclusive analyses + the community Discord server):   / samouraidansant   → Instagram (behind the scenes):   / samourai_dansant   → Twitter:   / samouraicircon1   For those who want to go beyond the video, a French-speaking community Discord server focused on four key areas: strategy, career, finance, and technology. A moderated audience, mutual support among members, and ongoing conversations with regular events. Available as a Patreon perk. SOURCES & PRIMARY DATA Third fiscal quarter 2026 results (ending May 31, 2026), published June 18, 2026: Revenue of $18.7 billion (+6% in US dollars, +3% in local currency), adjusted EPS of $3.80 (+9%), new orders of $19.3 billion (-2% year-over-year, -13% compared to the previous record quarter). Share price down approximately 18%, its worst session ever according to Bloomberg. Annual guidance tightened to 3-4% in local currency. Sources: Accenture Investor Relations; Morningstar (morningstar.com); Investing.com (investing.com) Workforce Reduction and $865 Million Optimization Program: Approximately 22,000 positions to be eliminated by 2025 (from 801,099 in February to 779,273 in August). Julie Sweet: phased exit of employees whose career transition is "not a viable option." 550,000 people already trained in the fundamentals of generative AI. Sources: CNBC (cnbc.com); Computing (computing.co.uk) Accenture–Anthropic Partnership (December 9, 2025): Approximately 30,000 Accenture professionals trained on Claude within the Accenture Anthropic Business Group. Sources: Anthropic (anthropic.com); Accenture Newsroom (newsroom.accenture.com) KPMG/Grant Thornton: KPMG secured a 14% reduction in Grant Thornton's audit fees (from $416,000 to $357,000) by citing AI efficiency gains, with the threat of switching auditors. This was revealed by the Financial Times. Sources: Financial Times via Irish Times (irishtimes.com); TechSpot (techspot.com) #Accenture #AIConsulting #ArtificialIntelligence #JulieSweet #Anthropic #ClaudeAI #KPMG #GrantThornton #McKinsey #TCS #Consulting #Reskilling #FutureOfWork #AIAgents #Orchestration #AI2026 #Tech2026 #Intermediation #Automation #DigitalTransformation #AICareer #LLM #AIEconomy