I currently work here, and other than getting a paycheck, I can’t see any pros here.
Four years into the job, and the client pushed for a promotion, and so did the project lead, but Accenture didn’t have the “money.”
Yet, they are hiring more engineers and managers.
It’s a rinse and repeat model. New grads are cheaper and work like rats at a young age. Then, after 2-3 years of no promotion, they get stagnant in their careers and can’t find a way out.
Escaping the rat race becomes hard.
Lack of leadership coming down from the CEO to the North American CEO and however many random leadership positions they have that do absolutely nothing but collect larger paychecks.
For better mental health, don’t come if you have a chance.
Learn to do your job. Learn the basics of what it means to be a leader.
It was a very good interview. The interviewer asked relevant questions. It was mostly based on my profile and my experience. They also asked scenario-based questions, which I answered to the best of my knowledge.
There were two stages of the interview: * The first stage was to code two tasks. * The second stage was to make a presentation about yourself, tell and answer questions, and code one task.
Technical round, face-to-face, and managerial round, and client interview, and later HR discussion. If selected, they will ask for your details and recent payslips. After verifying those documents, they will release the offer.
It was a very good interview. The interviewer asked relevant questions. It was mostly based on my profile and my experience. They also asked scenario-based questions, which I answered to the best of my knowledge.
There were two stages of the interview: * The first stage was to code two tasks. * The second stage was to make a presentation about yourself, tell and answer questions, and code one task.
Technical round, face-to-face, and managerial round, and client interview, and later HR discussion. If selected, they will ask for your details and recent payslips. After verifying those documents, they will release the offer.