Very slow in communication
Very slow in communication
- Provide an ample amount of time for technical preparation.
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It feels like when they say "wait," it usually means approximately a year. One can easily get tired of waiting for a reply from them.
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The resources they provide for learning seem like a waste of time for a computer science background student, whereas a non-computer science background person may find them helpful.
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A nice experience starts with an aptitude round, followed by a technical coding round. If we manage to clear the coding round, then they will proceed with a communication round and a face-to-face interview, which consists of technical and normal ques
Associate Software Engineer
The interview was easier than I expected. Interviewers were warm and welcoming. The questions were mostly on the project, but there were also some questions on teamwork. Overall, I felt positive about the interview.
Associate Software Engineer
The interview was around 15-20 minutes. There were no technical questions, only project-related and HR-type questions. Basically, they checked communication skills and fluency in English. Accenture, I think, mostly prefers Java-trained candidates.
Associate Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 25, 2024A nice experience starts with an aptitude round, followed by a technical coding round. If we manage to clear the coding round, then they will proceed with a communication round and a face-to-face interview, which consists of technical and normal ques
Associate Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2021The interview was easier than I expected. Interviewers were warm and welcoming. The questions were mostly on the project, but there were also some questions on teamwork. Overall, I felt positive about the interview.
Associate Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 1, 2022The interview was around 15-20 minutes. There were no technical questions, only project-related and HR-type questions. Basically, they checked communication skills and fluency in English. Accenture, I think, mostly prefers Java-trained candidates.
