Working environment is great.
Average salary for freshers: 3 lakhs.
Easy interview and training.
Provides free shuttle and cab services.
Very good infrastructure.
Great place to work, especially for women employees.
After training, it is not certain what role you will get in the project. It may be totally irrelevant to your training or your stream in B.Tech.
Women employees are getting more consideration than men.
Job trainings are not so valuable.
Focus more on ethics rather than technology.
Working hours are higher than other MNCs, at 10 hours.
Feedback for performance management should be two-way.
The only way to get selected for Accenture's ASE role is to clear two coding questions if you are a male candidate, irrespective of your interview rounds for the current year.
The interview was nice and more related to our computer science domain. The questions were answerable, and if I was not able to answer, the interviewer also explained how I should answer. So, overall, it was a nice experience.
First, I applied, then I took the test, and finally, I gave the interview. He asked a few questions based on OOPS, then he will ask one coding question, and then you will get hired.
The only way to get selected for Accenture's ASE role is to clear two coding questions if you are a male candidate, irrespective of your interview rounds for the current year.
The interview was nice and more related to our computer science domain. The questions were answerable, and if I was not able to answer, the interviewer also explained how I should answer. So, overall, it was a nice experience.
First, I applied, then I took the test, and finally, I gave the interview. He asked a few questions based on OOPS, then he will ask one coding question, and then you will get hired.