Work-life balance is fine. Brand name is good, especially if you plan on going abroad; it gives you an advantage. On-site opportunities are good after a year or so, if you happen to be in a good project.
Pay is on the lower side. Work can get pretty hectic, even for new joiners if you volunteer to do a lot. A lot depends on the team and the manager.
I was interviewed at Accenture. The process was clean and clear. First round was aptitude, and the next round was coding. I got through both rounds. The interview was moderate. They asked some technical questions related to DBMS, OS, and a coding q
Aptitude, Technical Interview. The interview includes: * Tell about yourself * Projects * Favorite subject * Least favorite subject * How do you handle stress? * How do you take positive and negative reviews? * If your teammate is not cooperating, w
It was a formal interview, which was about my academic skills that I gained in my B.Tech, some questions on my programming skills, about my interests in life, and finally about my internship review.
I was interviewed at Accenture. The process was clean and clear. First round was aptitude, and the next round was coding. I got through both rounds. The interview was moderate. They asked some technical questions related to DBMS, OS, and a coding q
Aptitude, Technical Interview. The interview includes: * Tell about yourself * Projects * Favorite subject * Least favorite subject * How do you handle stress? * How do you take positive and negative reviews? * If your teammate is not cooperating, w
It was a formal interview, which was about my academic skills that I gained in my B.Tech, some questions on my programming skills, about my interests in life, and finally about my internship review.