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Hours stretch beyond working hours without overtime. The project manager is more focused on his billing rather than employee well-being. Mostly there are support projects, so I've learned very little in the past 2 years.
I applied in college, a 2-round process. There was a basic understanding of programming concepts and some questions based on the projects completed. I was asked 1 or 2 LeetCode easy-level coding questions and some dummy run-throughs of code.
I was referred for an interview with the area manager. I needed to solve a case study. He asked me to talk about what I know about the company and why I wanted to work at Accenture. The interview was calm, but the case study was confusing to understa
A coding round and HR interview where technical knowledge and projects were discussed, and I got affirmation from their end in 1 month. I accepted the offer and interned for 2 months there.
I applied in college, a 2-round process. There was a basic understanding of programming concepts and some questions based on the projects completed. I was asked 1 or 2 LeetCode easy-level coding questions and some dummy run-throughs of code.
I was referred for an interview with the area manager. I needed to solve a case study. He asked me to talk about what I know about the company and why I wanted to work at Accenture. The interview was calm, but the case study was confusing to understa
A coding round and HR interview where technical knowledge and projects were discussed, and I got affirmation from their end in 1 month. I accepted the offer and interned for 2 months there.