I had the luck to start my IT career with an amazing group of people that taught me all I know today.
I've started working as a front-end developer learning Angular, and now I'm leading a UX team in the project.
I've also learned a lot about project managing and methodologies such as Agile, Scrum, and Kanban.
I actually can't find any disadvantage in my whole Accenture experience.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 day. To enter the bootcamp, I had an interview in English to determine my level during a phone call that lasted around 30 minutes. It didn't seem difficult to me and the interviewer was frie
A telephone interview to see if you have the qualities for the position and another with the manager to get to know technologies and values in more depth. Process that took approximately 1 month.
HR contacted me and the interview was very good, easygoing. Then I proceeded to meet with the project manager, who was more specific about what my tasks would entail.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 day. To enter the bootcamp, I had an interview in English to determine my level during a phone call that lasted around 30 minutes. It didn't seem difficult to me and the interviewer was frie
A telephone interview to see if you have the qualities for the position and another with the manager to get to know technologies and values in more depth. Process that took approximately 1 month.
HR contacted me and the interview was very good, easygoing. Then I proceeded to meet with the project manager, who was more specific about what my tasks would entail.