Associate Software Engineer Interview Experience - India
Process
The interviewer asked about the intro, followed by the projects you have worked on during college and your personal projects, testing your leadership and decision-making ability. They also asked some HR-type questions, such as where you see yourself in the next 5 years and how you are fit for this role.
Questions
What did you do when you were in conflict with your group members while completing a group project in your college?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2,215 interview experiences for the Accenture Associate Software Engineer role in India.
Success Rate
Accenture's interview process for their Associate Software Engineer roles in India is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Accenture's Associate Software Engineer interview process in India.
Accenture Work Experiences
- 5.0A Good Place to WorkAssociate Software Engineer • Current EmployeeTaguig, PhilippinesSeptember 17, 2021Pros: They are accepting fresh grads, even if you don't have any experience.Cons: Recruitment is a long process for me, but it's worth it because they provided a Bootcamp training.
- 4.0Good For Grads, Long HoursAssociate Software Engineer • Current EmployeeMarikina, PhilippinesDecember 7, 2020Pros: Good company for fresh grads. Above average salary.Cons: 10-hour work schedule. You can't choose which location you will work at. You can't choose which project/specialization you are assigned. Your experience will depend on where/what you will be assigned.
- 2.0Good place to start, hard to stay for longAssociate Software Engineer • Former EmployeeAthens, Athens, GreeceOctober 27, 2017Pros: Engagement in large, interesting projects. Looks nice in your CV. Private insurance and other benefits.Cons: Relatively low salaries for entry-level employees. Incompetent managers and a lot of micromanagement. Deadlines are impossible to meet. Technical training is not a thing. Terrible work-life balance. 12 hours per day is very common. Only a small fraction of overtime is paid.
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