The People
For those of you who may have met some of us recently, at graduate fairs and Accenture experience events, you may have picked up on how approachable and helpful we are (hopefully!). This also transpires when you are working for Accenture; everyone, from Analyst level to Managing Director, is approachable and there to help. Accenture’s ‘One Global Network’ allows us to reach out to colleagues across the globe for support too.
There are many opportunities to network and meet new people at Accenture, from events like International Women’s Day to getting involved in clubs and societies.
Fast Paced Environment
From day one on a project, you are interacting with clients and expected to put your best foot forward at all times. Personally, I thrive in a fast-paced environment. Working closely with clients and colleagues allows you to develop and grow professionally in this type of work environment.
Continuous Learning
After spending a few years in university, it’s important to continue learning throughout your career. Working for Accenture allows you to continue to grow and learn as you are exposed to new technologies and business strategies on an ongoing basis. Working for Accenture can be challenging at times, but the skills you develop are second to none and essential to professional development.
Strong tilt towards technological projects in consulting and managing workspace.
Good technical growth, but no career growth.
So, make your choice wisely.
First, there was an online test consisting of aptitude, verbal, and computer science basic questions. If we were qualified in that round, we would be redirected to the coding round, which consists of 2 questions. Then, next, we have the communication
The interview was overall a very good experience. My interviewer was very friendly, and the questions he asked were not that difficult. Most of the questions were HR-based, and only a few were technical-based.
Had an excellent experience with the interview. Had rounds and got selected for the post. I have got an offer with 3 LPA for the role of Associate Software Engineer.
First, there was an online test consisting of aptitude, verbal, and computer science basic questions. If we were qualified in that round, we would be redirected to the coding round, which consists of 2 questions. Then, next, we have the communication
The interview was overall a very good experience. My interviewer was very friendly, and the questions he asked were not that difficult. Most of the questions were HR-based, and only a few were technical-based.
Had an excellent experience with the interview. Had rounds and got selected for the post. I have got an offer with 3 LPA for the role of Associate Software Engineer.