Timely salaries.
Okay projects, which can range from 6 months to a few years if you're looking for stability.
WFH opportunities. Some clients won't force you to work from the office.
If your People lead (someone you report to within Accenture for personal growth) is someone who doesn't work on the same project as you, get ready to get screwed.
No management whatsoever. Once you start working for a client, people would even forget you're part of Accenture.
In the last few years, the pay has been really low.
No appraisals or promotions.
The interview was held professionally. Giving time and feedback to an interviewee is something that was commendable. The HR round was pretty easy as it wasn't about negotiation; it was about the culture and values within the team.
The interview lasted for 3 rounds. The first round was coding, then managerial, and later a team meeting. The process is quite easy, and I didn't feel any difficulty. Just do some basic SQL and Python on LeetCode; I believe you would be able to make
3 interviews. First contact with People. Technical interview where they assess your knowledge related to the project and ask you specific questions about certain technologies. Interview with the client you will be working with.
The interview was held professionally. Giving time and feedback to an interviewee is something that was commendable. The HR round was pretty easy as it wasn't about negotiation; it was about the culture and values within the team.
The interview lasted for 3 rounds. The first round was coding, then managerial, and later a team meeting. The process is quite easy, and I didn't feel any difficulty. Just do some basic SQL and Python on LeetCode; I believe you would be able to make
3 interviews. First contact with People. Technical interview where they assess your knowledge related to the project and ask you specific questions about certain technologies. Interview with the client you will be working with.