Accenture is best for trainings and upskilling, especially for fresh graduates.
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Phone call interview, technical exam, final interview, and job offer. It's quite easy and suggested if you came from a different course and want to shift into the IT industry.
Pretty much basic questions. Background check, skill rating (and why you give that score), options for which department you prefer, if you have plans to travel abroad (and what they can do to somehow prevent you going overseas), and what are 3 things
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I recently completed my first screening with a headhunter, who then forwarded my application to Accenture. The recruitment process includes: * An initial interview * An assessment * The final
Phone call interview, technical exam, final interview, and job offer. It's quite easy and suggested if you came from a different course and want to shift into the IT industry.
Pretty much basic questions. Background check, skill rating (and why you give that score), options for which department you prefer, if you have plans to travel abroad (and what they can do to somehow prevent you going overseas), and what are 3 things
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I recently completed my first screening with a headhunter, who then forwarded my application to Accenture. The recruitment process includes: * An initial interview * An assessment * The final