Big brand, lot of training available, promotion option is good.
10 hours of shift, no work-life balance, along with 4 hours of travel on top of that. Accenture's tagline is "work-life balance!!"
No more work from home anymore and mandatory 9.5 hours of swipe-in and swipe-out.
Cost cutting in petrol allowance, onsite opportunities, rumors of introducing a 4-month notice period by the end of 2014.
Policies are only for show. Management is always right, irrespective of whose fault it is. No personal encounter, but I've seen lots and lots in my surroundings.
Lots of training are available, but now I don't get approval to attend as management is scared that people are taking training and moving out of Accenture. So, a sudden drop in training.
Single-digit hike :(
It was a charm company, and due to certain wrong decisions, people are leaving. Understand: work-life balance is most important because we are human, not machines.
It was good they asked about the technical questions that related to my profile. They had a managerial round where you asked about the skills I have and how I manage situations.
The interviewer asked me questions relevant to the .NET domain only, including some basics and in-depth topics. However, the entire experience was not at all good. After three attempts, they were able to schedule one interview with the HR team. Also,
The interview was 40 minutes long and I got an offer letter within 5 hours. It was a short and clear process. I had to do one coding assessment on a video-sharing platform, and the other was a question related to Spring Boot.
It was good they asked about the technical questions that related to my profile. They had a managerial round where you asked about the skills I have and how I manage situations.
The interviewer asked me questions relevant to the .NET domain only, including some basics and in-depth topics. However, the entire experience was not at all good. After three attempts, they were able to schedule one interview with the HR team. Also,
The interview was 40 minutes long and I got an offer letter within 5 hours. It was a short and clear process. I had to do one coding assessment on a video-sharing platform, and the other was a question related to Spring Boot.