In Accenture, I learned a lot of knowledge and confidence. Here, I learned new thinking and work cultures.
There are no cons for all companies; not for Accenture, but it is for all, because all companies are good in their own ways.
There are around 2-3 rounds in the interview process. It mainly consists of a Written Round with Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal Skills tests. After that, it has Technical and HR rounds simultaneously.
HR questions like "Tell me about yourself" and "About your project." They also asked, "Are you ready for the company bonds?" and "Are you comfortable in the night shifts?" and "Will you relocate?"
Virtual Interview at Office. Self-intro Basic data engineering questions. The interview was more like a theoretical exam. Experience wasn't assessed, but theoretical questions, such as those on data warehousing architecture and data modelling, we
There are around 2-3 rounds in the interview process. It mainly consists of a Written Round with Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal Skills tests. After that, it has Technical and HR rounds simultaneously.
HR questions like "Tell me about yourself" and "About your project." They also asked, "Are you ready for the company bonds?" and "Are you comfortable in the night shifts?" and "Will you relocate?"
Virtual Interview at Office. Self-intro Basic data engineering questions. The interview was more like a theoretical exam. Experience wasn't assessed, but theoretical questions, such as those on data warehousing architecture and data modelling, we