Nice and easy to adapt.
Nothing is there to tell cons about Accenture.
At first, the interviewer asked me to introduce myself. Then, they asked about projects I had done during my college time or otherwise, and some basic HR questions. The whole interview lasted about 15 minutes.
It was a 15-minute process. It started with an introduction, then questions from my projects. Like what were the difficulties I faced during building, and how did I resolve those. It ended with certifications and experience. Overall, a quick and to-t
It was a very easy process. The 1st round was a proctored MCQ which had a section cutoff. Basic knowledge is enough to clear that one. You will receive a link for coding if you pass the MCQ round, and it will be proctored too. You have to complete i
At first, the interviewer asked me to introduce myself. Then, they asked about projects I had done during my college time or otherwise, and some basic HR questions. The whole interview lasted about 15 minutes.
It was a 15-minute process. It started with an introduction, then questions from my projects. Like what were the difficulties I faced during building, and how did I resolve those. It ended with certifications and experience. Overall, a quick and to-t
It was a very easy process. The 1st round was a proctored MCQ which had a section cutoff. Basic knowledge is enough to clear that one. You will receive a link for coding if you pass the MCQ round, and it will be proctored too. You have to complete i