In my 2 years with Accenture, one thing that would make me go back is the people I worked with. They're the best! I learn a lot from trainings and the people around me.
I think it's just the pressure of competition and nothing else. It will depend on your attitude anyway.
The interview process took around 2 weeks. First, after you’re considered a candidate, they will email you to take their assessment exam. Once you’ve passed, several interviews followed: a technical interview and an HR interview.
You will take an assessment. If you passed, then you will proceed to the interview. Common interview questions include: "Tell me about yourself," "Are you willing to work overtime?" and "Are you willing to work on holidays?" Stuff like that.
Quick and straightforward. They will also gauge your English speaking skills, your programming skills, and make you explain previous work experience. Whether you like working in teams and how you work with one.
The interview process took around 2 weeks. First, after you’re considered a candidate, they will email you to take their assessment exam. Once you’ve passed, several interviews followed: a technical interview and an HR interview.
You will take an assessment. If you passed, then you will proceed to the interview. Common interview questions include: "Tell me about yourself," "Are you willing to work overtime?" and "Are you willing to work on holidays?" Stuff like that.
Quick and straightforward. They will also gauge your English speaking skills, your programming skills, and make you explain previous work experience. Whether you like working in teams and how you work with one.