There are many facilities to choose from in Bangalore alone; it has got 8 working locations.
If you're lucky enough by getting a good HR and an understanding IG, then all things will work out.
Coming to technology, many projects are legacy-based, so old tech along with new minds will take time to adjust, but it's still a learning experience.
The work-life balance and team relationship (managers, TL) completely depend on the client and the project you are working on.
Coming to the Cons:
They have slogged the promotions cycle for ASE to 24 months, which is really bad for the growth of the employee. This makes Accenture's compensation similar to other MNCs.
Due to budget constraints, they have stopped the backup morning shuttle transportation service. This is a bad way to handle budget management.
Work-life balance and team relationships depend on luck. If you get into a good project, life is peaceful; otherwise, it's going to be a heck of a ride at Accenture.
This is the really funny part. Whatever advice we give, it won't be heard by the management. So, let me skip this part.
OA was easy. Three coding questions: one of HTML, CSS, JS; one SQL; and one coding. The technical round was on the tough side with questions from core CS, security, networking, pseudocode, and other things. The cognitive round was easy.
Easy and smooth. The questions were very easy, nothing much about the project and general HR kind of questions. The interviewer made me very comfortable in the beginning and let me relax, then asked me to introduce myself. Then, the interview started
Interviewer asked basic questions: "Introduce yourself," "Explain about your project," and some basic questions about the technical domain mentioned in the resume. They also asked, "Do you know AI/ML?" Some basic questions about AI were also asked.
OA was easy. Three coding questions: one of HTML, CSS, JS; one SQL; and one coding. The technical round was on the tough side with questions from core CS, security, networking, pseudocode, and other things. The cognitive round was easy.
Easy and smooth. The questions were very easy, nothing much about the project and general HR kind of questions. The interviewer made me very comfortable in the beginning and let me relax, then asked me to introduce myself. Then, the interview started
Interviewer asked basic questions: "Introduce yourself," "Explain about your project," and some basic questions about the technical domain mentioned in the resume. They also asked, "Do you know AI/ML?" Some basic questions about AI were also asked.