I absolutely loved working here. It is hard, it is competitive, it is innovative, it is exciting, it is friendly and welcoming.
They treat you with dignity regardless of who you are, and you will find a diverse crowd and never feel out of place.
You will learn a lot and grow tremendously.
One of the hardest questions you'll have to answer is: "What does Accenture do?"
And you can spend 20 years here and not know the full depth and breadth to answer. That's how big this company is. While it is hard to feel out of place, it is easy to get lost in corporate churn.
Consulting is not for everyone.
There needs to be a more dedicated space for people with neurodivergent tendencies, like quiet rooms. Forcing us to RTO and be submerged in constant noise and overstimulation is insane. One time I went to the wellness room, and even there, they knocked every half hour.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. The interview was good. They asked me questions related to my projects. All the DAX I told them were used 1 way or the other in my project. I had 2 rounds. 1 was technical, another w
The interview itself was fine; the only issue was with the scheduling. I would recommend avoiding interviews on Saturdays, as the interviewer may not be available. I waited for more than 30 minutes without receiving any communication about a delay
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I appeared in 2024. The interview process was like a screening call with a recruiter, then a one-hour interview with two engineers. It was more like discussing my current role, why Accenture, which project
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. The interview was good. They asked me questions related to my projects. All the DAX I told them were used 1 way or the other in my project. I had 2 rounds. 1 was technical, another w
The interview itself was fine; the only issue was with the scheduling. I would recommend avoiding interviews on Saturdays, as the interviewer may not be available. I waited for more than 30 minutes without receiving any communication about a delay
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I appeared in 2024. The interview process was like a screening call with a recruiter, then a one-hour interview with two engineers. It was more like discussing my current role, why Accenture, which project