Remote work, monthly meal vouchers. You learn a lot and acquire many skills.
Aggressive clients, full days of emergencies, some underperforming colleagues, zero growth opportunities (role and salary).
Relatively calm and easy interviews with very social people. Nothing technical was ever discussed in depth. Most of the questions fell under expectations and personality assessment in order to see if you are a good fit for the company and position.
I had an interview with Accenture for an internship as a System Architect and the experience was overall very positive. The selection process was divided into three main phases: * Initial screening * Technical interview * HR interview The first con
Questions on machine learning, clustering algorithms, advantages and disadvantages, cases in which to use and cases in which it makes no sense to use certain models. Finally, an easy logic question.
Relatively calm and easy interviews with very social people. Nothing technical was ever discussed in depth. Most of the questions fell under expectations and personality assessment in order to see if you are a good fit for the company and position.
I had an interview with Accenture for an internship as a System Architect and the experience was overall very positive. The selection process was divided into three main phases: * Initial screening * Technical interview * HR interview The first con
Questions on machine learning, clustering algorithms, advantages and disadvantages, cases in which to use and cases in which it makes no sense to use certain models. Finally, an easy logic question.