Work culture depends on your project.
Nothing much cons about Accenture.
It's simple, no technical questions are asked. All are general questions only. A person with good communication skills can crack it easily. Questions like "What is your favorite subject?" and "least favorite subject?" were asked.
In the technical interview, I was asked to explain the projects I had worked on, focusing on the tools and technologies used, along with the challenges I faced. I was also given coding problems, including: * One where I had to reverse a string * An
The interview experience was pretty chill. No technical questions were asked. Only project-related questions were asked. You need to prepare for communication skills and confidence building to track the interview. No programming language-specific que
It's simple, no technical questions are asked. All are general questions only. A person with good communication skills can crack it easily. Questions like "What is your favorite subject?" and "least favorite subject?" were asked.
In the technical interview, I was asked to explain the projects I had worked on, focusing on the tools and technologies used, along with the challenges I faced. I was also given coding problems, including: * One where I had to reverse a string * An
The interview experience was pretty chill. No technical questions were asked. Only project-related questions were asked. You need to prepare for communication skills and confidence building to track the interview. No programming language-specific que