Good benefits (excluding salary).
Offices in Monterrey are pretty.
Learning opportunities are good.
The majority of non-executive employees are good and interesting people.
Diversity.
Salary is low compared to other enterprises in the same branch (technology).
Some projects are painful.
Your voice is not always heard.
Executives are not so well-behaved.
Some leads are very authoritarian.
Accenture follows the meritocracy scheme, which we all know is not always good and fair.
Some people are rude, and project leads don't seem to care too much.
Good experience at first, then it starts to sink with the passing of weeks.
Hear your people.
Many questions from many different areas of technology, programming languages, projects, among others, such as databases, projects, and object-oriented programming and its peculiarities. And from various areas such as web, among others.
The experience was good. The interviewer was polite and listened patiently to what I had to say. Great experience overall. I got the job offer, which I was confident enough to get.
It was through campus placement: * Mock test * Technical * Group discussion * 1:1 * HR interview And after a few months, they sent the offer letter through mail. As of now, due to COVID-19, I'm waiting to get on board.
Many questions from many different areas of technology, programming languages, projects, among others, such as databases, projects, and object-oriented programming and its peculiarities. And from various areas such as web, among others.
The experience was good. The interviewer was polite and listened patiently to what I had to say. Great experience overall. I got the job offer, which I was confident enough to get.
It was through campus placement: * Mock test * Technical * Group discussion * 1:1 * HR interview And after a few months, they sent the offer letter through mail. As of now, due to COVID-19, I'm waiting to get on board.