As per my experience, there are good projects and challenging work with great exposure and career growth. There are learning opportunities from their in-house courses.
There is work-life balance, but it mostly depends on the project you are assigned to. Accenture has good, competitive compensation and benefits as well.
There is a lot of work pressure in the projects as they come with tight deadlines and demanding workloads.
Promotions and increments are slow and take time. Salary increment is also very less.
It starts with filling the EAF form, followed by two technical rounds, one managerial round, and then the HR round. It took around one month for me to have discussions with HR. However, after the discussion and submitting the required documents, I ne
I had given an interview as a Node.js developer. It was pretty good. They mainly focused on JS fundamentals, how Node.js works, and a few system design questions. It went well, and I got an offer, which I accepted.
Every step is slow. Until and unless you get an offer, one cannot ensure that you are selected. They will call and inform that the 1st round is clear, and you keep waiting for the second round. If you get a call for the second round, they forget to s
It starts with filling the EAF form, followed by two technical rounds, one managerial round, and then the HR round. It took around one month for me to have discussions with HR. However, after the discussion and submitting the required documents, I ne
I had given an interview as a Node.js developer. It was pretty good. They mainly focused on JS fundamentals, how Node.js works, and a few system design questions. It went well, and I got an offer, which I accepted.
Every step is slow. Until and unless you get an offer, one cannot ensure that you are selected. They will call and inform that the 1st round is clear, and you keep waiting for the second round. If you get a call for the second round, they forget to s