Good company to start as a fresher.
They give good training to get you started when you onboard after your college studies.
But they don't ask if you are interested in any technology or not; they just assign something based on market demand, which could be JAVA, DOT NET, SAP, Analytics, or Testing. So far, I haven't heard of open-source technologies.
Offices, cafeteria, and transport are all good.
I am a fresher at Accenture, so I can't suggest much. However, I would like to say that if you are in IT, you have to constantly learn. There should be a desire to know more and keep learning new technologies.
If you wish, you may get away with the basics that you are expected to deliver, but to stand out, keep innovating.
Take decisions faster. I have wasted a lot of my time just sitting on the bench. People should be trained more on etiquette and discipline.
Yes, this is required at Accenture. I see newcomer girls pushing men to try getting into the bus just for the sake of a seat while there are a lot available.
Easy for some parts, but also tricky. They asked me about my internship and final year projects, and basically the difficulties faced during them. And a few SQL questions on basic concepts like normalization, etc.
Online test with MCQs and coding. The MCQ section covered OS, COA, aptitude, MS Office, and cybersecurity. If we cleared the MCQ round, we were then allowed to proceed to the coding round, which had two questions of moderate difficulty. This was fo
Normal, not too difficult. First, there's a written test. After qualifying the written test, you will be interviewed. This process is a bit time-taking but, overall, it's not that difficult. You need to focus on clearing the written test, which is ve
Easy for some parts, but also tricky. They asked me about my internship and final year projects, and basically the difficulties faced during them. And a few SQL questions on basic concepts like normalization, etc.
Online test with MCQs and coding. The MCQ section covered OS, COA, aptitude, MS Office, and cybersecurity. If we cleared the MCQ round, we were then allowed to proceed to the coding round, which had two questions of moderate difficulty. This was fo
Normal, not too difficult. First, there's a written test. After qualifying the written test, you will be interviewed. This process is a bit time-taking but, overall, it's not that difficult. You need to focus on clearing the written test, which is ve