I learned the technology to the fullest in just a 1-year span.
No hike or no talk of making you a direct payroll employee until you put down your resignation.
Please take care of employees' needs.
The first round was an online assessment that consists of aptitude, logical reasoning, and pseudocodes. If we clear this, then in the coding round, two questions will be given. After clearing this, there's a technical interview.
I applied through another source. The process took 2 weeks. It was the first round, completely technical, and they asked about Python mostly, such as OOPs, decorators, GIL, copy vs. deepcopy. Only enough Python knowledge was required to clear this r
EDIT: Today I got a call for a 1st interview again. On informing them about completion twice, asking to update my status, and asking about the offer letter, the Accenture recruiter said, "Go talk to Accenture, not me. Why should I do anything?" Truly
The first round was an online assessment that consists of aptitude, logical reasoning, and pseudocodes. If we clear this, then in the coding round, two questions will be given. After clearing this, there's a technical interview.
I applied through another source. The process took 2 weeks. It was the first round, completely technical, and they asked about Python mostly, such as OOPs, decorators, GIL, copy vs. deepcopy. Only enough Python knowledge was required to clear this r
EDIT: Today I got a call for a 1st interview again. On informing them about completion twice, asking to update my status, and asking about the offer letter, the Accenture recruiter said, "Go talk to Accenture, not me. Why should I do anything?" Truly