Great people, interesting projects, good corporate culture. It is a good place to work overall. It's especially a good place to start a career since the name and brand of Accenture is so widely known. I don't work there anymore, but people still know who Accenture is if I mention the company.
Working for Solutions, I'd say that the salary was not very good. I left to make ends meet a little more. Consulting gets higher salaries, and if I had to do it all over again, that's the division I'd apply for.
Your experience at Accenture depends highly on the project. You could end up thinking Accenture is a horrible place to work because you put in 17-hour days, or that it's a great place because you work 8-hour days. I had both experiences while working there, once even working until 2 AM four days straight.
Equalize pay between work streams.
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It was a lengthy process, consisting of various stages, which were: * **Online Assessment:** This included aptitude questions, pseudo-code, MS Office, and networking. * **Coding Round:** Qualified students proceeded to the coding round, which co
I applied through college or university. I was selected in a campus interview. I had 3 rounds: aptitude, communication, and a tech+HR interview. In the aptitude round, both aptitude and coding will be there. In coding, out of 3 codes, we need to pas
Three rounds of interviews are generally expected, where utmost excellence in performance is required. The first is an aptitude round, which is a hard nut to crack. The technical and HR rounds are where you need to put your best foot forward. It take
It was a lengthy process, consisting of various stages, which were: * **Online Assessment:** This included aptitude questions, pseudo-code, MS Office, and networking. * **Coding Round:** Qualified students proceeded to the coding round, which co
I applied through college or university. I was selected in a campus interview. I had 3 rounds: aptitude, communication, and a tech+HR interview. In the aptitude round, both aptitude and coding will be there. In coding, out of 3 codes, we need to pas