Nice work culture, good work-life balance.
less flexibility for domain change, that too depends on project to project and manager to manager. Surely can't blame the company for that.
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First was the aptitude round, next was coding, and later was the communication round. Last was the interview round. They mainly asked questions on projects and what was mentioned in the resume, basically. This is a very good opportunity.
Simple and easy self-introduction. My introduction: I am from the mechanical branch. * Engineering last project * Diploma last year's project * Research paper * Internship project Why mechanical to IT? Are you able to compete with CS/IT?
I applied for Accenture On-Campus. The process was carried in 3 stages: 1) Communication Assessment 2) Aptitude Test 3) Interview Communication Round was not an elimination round. They checked our reading, listening, and speaking skills. Aptitude
First was the aptitude round, next was coding, and later was the communication round. Last was the interview round. They mainly asked questions on projects and what was mentioned in the resume, basically. This is a very good opportunity.
Simple and easy self-introduction. My introduction: I am from the mechanical branch. * Engineering last project * Diploma last year's project * Research paper * Internship project Why mechanical to IT? Are you able to compete with CS/IT?
I applied for Accenture On-Campus. The process was carried in 3 stages: 1) Communication Assessment 2) Aptitude Test 3) Interview Communication Round was not an elimination round. They checked our reading, listening, and speaking skills. Aptitude