The interview process was smooth. Everyone was cooperative and understanding, so you can schedule your process comfortably. The interview round is of 30 minutes each. The interview process was held once every week, so the whole process will end in two to three weeks or so.
I was a lateral hire.
So, there are basically three rounds after resume shortlisting:
Interview Round (Basic): In this, they will ask about your past experiences and the technologies you have worked on. They will then ask some basic coding questions. As I have mentioned Python on my resume, they asked questions from it. If you have mentioned other technologies, they will ask related questions.
Interview Round (Advanced): This 30-minute interview is divided into three sections.
First, they ask questions related to Excel and how you would do the same thing in SQL or Python.
Second, a guess-estimate round. The question asked was: How many engineers in Bangalore are from other states?
Third is a case study round. They gave a case study of Amazon shopping. Like, if you have a customer's purchase history as well as liked items history, then define at least 5 attributes which you infer from this history.
The following metrics were computed from 7 interview experiences for the Accenture Data Engineering Analyst role in India.
Accenture's interview process for their Data Engineering Analyst roles in India is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Accenture's Data Engineering Analyst interview process in India.