Training was really fun; I met lots of great people. After that, the job varies a lot depending on where you're placed. You can land on a great team or a mediocre one. Definitely try to feel it out when discussing the position.
When you start, you basically have to take whatever position is available. You might be working on something you don't enjoy.
You might have to travel. If you're not willing, then maybe try the Accenture federal side.
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. Very good process. Around 6-7 rounds we have to clear: * Game round * Technical round * Coding round * Communication round In previous years the communication round was not an elimi
Only HR questions were asked, with very few technical questions. HR was in a hurry and asked questions so rapidly without listening to my answers. The result depends only on the technical rounds.
Mainly it was resume-based, about the projects and basics of computer core subjects. There was also one data structure and algorithm question related to an array. Overall, it was a medium-level interview. You just need to brush up on your concepts.
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. Very good process. Around 6-7 rounds we have to clear: * Game round * Technical round * Coding round * Communication round In previous years the communication round was not an elimi
Only HR questions were asked, with very few technical questions. HR was in a hurry and asked questions so rapidly without listening to my answers. The result depends only on the technical rounds.
Mainly it was resume-based, about the projects and basics of computer core subjects. There was also one data structure and algorithm question related to an array. Overall, it was a medium-level interview. You just need to brush up on your concepts.