Accenture Federal Services is huge, and they are on a lot of high-profile projects. It's a great place to get exposure to the federal IT sector.
They're always hiring college recruits with liberal arts degrees who have minimal knowledge of implementing many of the federal IT services that Accenture is supposed to deliver.
This makes the engineers and developers work overtime with little to no recognition. Although these people are key to delivering on these "over-promised" deliverables, I have seen time and again that they get passed over for promotions, while people who "brown-nose" a lot with no technical expertise are the ones that stay.
Simple interview, few technical questions and more about professional trajectory. I found the job requirements very simple. I am still waiting for feedback after more than 1 month since I conducted the interview.
A technical sourcer reached out and asked some basic SQL/Python questions, which I answered. After a few weeks, a recruiter reached out and scheduled an interview. The process was a bit disorganized. When I asked the recruiter if there was anything
Interview with HR and then with a Senior Manager from the department. It was a fairly easy interview, not technical at all, and simply reviewing the projects I had worked on at my previous companies. Once I finished the interviews, they took over a
Simple interview, few technical questions and more about professional trajectory. I found the job requirements very simple. I am still waiting for feedback after more than 1 month since I conducted the interview.
A technical sourcer reached out and asked some basic SQL/Python questions, which I answered. After a few weeks, a recruiter reached out and scheduled an interview. The process was a bit disorganized. When I asked the recruiter if there was anything
Interview with HR and then with a Senior Manager from the department. It was a fairly easy interview, not technical at all, and simply reviewing the projects I had worked on at my previous companies. Once I finished the interviews, they took over a