Accenture is great as a first job in tech, especially if you don't really know what you want to dedicate your career to. You'll get thrown around a few projects and learn various technologies and practices.
Being a large company, there are many free resources and events that are organized by other employees. Many opportunities to grow your network.
Really good health benefits; take advantage of them.
Vision and dental insurance are great. Some mental health support is great too.
They won't tell it or have it in writing, but many times you are expected to work beyond the 8-hour work week and sometimes even on weekends. Some projects may be cut short rather than completing the full project time as outlined in a contract.
Your manager is project-dependent, and sometimes you get a manager that is just not that great. If you're talented and driven, no doubt you'll find success, but you'll also probably consider somewhere that may compensate you better for your efforts. Otherwise, try to absorb as much as you can and network as much as possible.
Understand that not everyone wants to sacrifice all their free time for work. There seems to be some expectation that you will do anything for your clients, which is technically your job anyway, but encourage analysts to be more assertive in their personal needs.
There was one technical interview, which got rescheduled 3 times. Overall, the experience with the interview was good, but they released the offer letter without discussing the salary, though I was satisfied with what they offered.
It was easy. I was asked questions about manual and automation testing and basic Python questions. Differences between black box and white box testing, automation frameworks, Git-related questions, CI/CD pipelines, and a login page automation script
The interview process was quite smooth, and rather easy questions were asked. It was for a total of 1 hour. I interviewed in July 2022 for a DevOps position. I got an email just after the interview process stating that I had been selected, and the of
There was one technical interview, which got rescheduled 3 times. Overall, the experience with the interview was good, but they released the offer letter without discussing the salary, though I was satisfied with what they offered.
It was easy. I was asked questions about manual and automation testing and basic Python questions. Differences between black box and white box testing, automation frameworks, Git-related questions, CI/CD pipelines, and a login page automation script
The interview process was quite smooth, and rather easy questions were asked. It was for a total of 1 hour. I interviewed in July 2022 for a DevOps position. I got an email just after the interview process stating that I had been selected, and the of