Accenture

IoT Applications Developer Interview Experience - India

February 1, 2021

Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Got a call from HR and scheduled for a 45-minute technical interview. It was a video call. The second was a managerial round and went well. I got a call for the HR round and they took my details, saying HR would get back to me. I got a call again saying I cleared all rounds and I had to upload documents.

Got a rejection email later that night saying I had not cleared. Also, there is no candidacy status in the portal.

Questions

How to debug Angular in the browser

Basic questions of Angular 10

How did you use SignalR in the previous project?

How did you use Notification Hub?

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Accenture IoT Applications Developer role in India.

Success Rate

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Pass Rate

Accenture's interview process for their IoT Applications Developer roles in India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Accenture's IoT Applications Developer interview process in India.

Accenture Work Experiences

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Software Engineering Team Lead • Former Employee

New Delhi, India

February 23, 2018

Pros: Good work-life balance. Excellent policy for learning and certification. Always ahead of the market in terms of technology.

Cons: Less project in Delhi/NCR, people should be ready for relocation.

Excellent Company for work, learning, and earning

Software Engineering Team Lead • Former Employee

New Delhi, India

February 23, 2018

Pros: Good work-life balance. Excellent policy for learning and certification. Always ahead of the market in terms of technology.

Cons: Less project in Delhi/NCR, people should be ready for relocation.

Great Culture, Flexible Hours

Advanced application engineering analyst • Current Employee

Calcutta, India

Pros: Salary Work culture Flexible work hours No pressure Supportive

Cons: Nothing is bad in it.

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Calcutta, India

Pros: Salary Work culture Flexible work hours No pressure Supportive

Cons: Nothing is bad in it.

Not good for NITs, IITs

Advanced Applications Engineering Analyst • Current Employee

Calcutta, India

Pros: Nothing. They don't have good projects.

Cons: Hike is very low, single digit mostly. Management is worse. Changing projects internally is next to impossible. If you are stuck in a bad project, you only have the option to change the company.

Not good for NITs, IITs

Advanced Applications Engineering Analyst • Current Employee

Calcutta, India

Pros: Nothing. They don't have good projects.

Cons: Hike is very low, single digit mostly. Management is worse. Changing projects internally is next to impossible. If you are stuck in a bad project, you only have the option to change the company.

Excellent Company for work, learning, and earning

Software Engineering Team Lead • Former Employee

New Delhi, India

February 23, 2018

Pros: Good work-life balance. Excellent policy for learning and certification. Always ahead of the market in terms of technology.

Cons: Less project in Delhi/NCR, people should be ready for relocation.

5.0
Excellent Company for work, learning, and earning
Software Engineering Team Lead • Former Employee
New Delhi, India
February 23, 2018
Pros: Good work-life balance. Excellent policy for learning and certification. Always ahead of the market in terms of technology.
Cons: Less project in Delhi/NCR, people should be ready for relocation.

Great Culture, Flexible Hours

Advanced application engineering analyst • Current Employee

Calcutta, India

Pros: Salary Work culture Flexible work hours No pressure Supportive

Cons: Nothing is bad in it.

5.0
Great Culture, Flexible Hours
Advanced application engineering analyst • Current Employee
Calcutta, India
May 26, 2025
Pros: Salary Work culture Flexible work hours No pressure Supportive
Cons: Nothing is bad in it.

Not good for NITs, IITs

Advanced Applications Engineering Analyst • Current Employee

Calcutta, India

Pros: Nothing. They don't have good projects.

Cons: Hike is very low, single digit mostly. Management is worse. Changing projects internally is next to impossible. If you are stuck in a bad project, you only have the option to change the company.

1.0
Not good for NITs, IITs
Advanced Applications Engineering Analyst • Current Employee
Calcutta, India
April 13, 2025
Pros: Nothing. They don't have good projects.
Cons: Hike is very low, single digit mostly. Management is worse. Changing projects internally is next to impossible. If you are stuck in a bad project, you only have the option to change the company.

Accenture Interview Questions

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