Accenture has a number of projects working on numerous technologies - something for everyone.
They have development (software dev) work, as opposed to what major IT giants are famous for.
If you are interested in conceptual work, this is not for you. A lot of drag-and-drop keeps happening, which makes the work redundant and thus boring.
Some teams are too big, and communication becomes really difficult, redundant, and extremely time-consuming.
Campus interview process with AMCAT and HR round during 2017 in Bangalore, at a top college. It was easy and smooth. Cleared aptitude and got selected for the next round. Got an offer. Not sure about the current process.
It was a project-based interview with basic knowledge of one programming language. If you are from ECE or EEE, you should have a basic idea of networking, Linux commands, etc.
The interview process was smooth. It was a combination of an HR and a technical round. I was asked to describe myself and asked situation-based questions, such as: * How would you manage to learn quickly? * What would you do if you didn't know a ce
Campus interview process with AMCAT and HR round during 2017 in Bangalore, at a top college. It was easy and smooth. Cleared aptitude and got selected for the next round. Got an offer. Not sure about the current process.
It was a project-based interview with basic knowledge of one programming language. If you are from ECE or EEE, you should have a basic idea of networking, Linux commands, etc.
The interview process was smooth. It was a combination of an HR and a technical round. I was asked to describe myself and asked situation-based questions, such as: * How would you manage to learn quickly? * What would you do if you didn't know a ce