Depends on the project, you get work-life balance.
Generally, development projects do not support work-life balance. Stringent deadlines.
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
Having three years of IT experience, I have gone through three rounds of interview for the position I applied. It started with an online assessment on Java concepts and design patterns, followed by a technical discussion and an HR discussion.
Two rounds: first technical, then managerial. I was contacted by an HR from Accenture through a job portal. The first round was 45 minutes with average to complex questions, covering OOP concepts and .NET-related questions.
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
Having three years of IT experience, I have gone through three rounds of interview for the position I applied. It started with an online assessment on Java concepts and design patterns, followed by a technical discussion and an HR discussion.
Two rounds: first technical, then managerial. I was contacted by an HR from Accenture through a job portal. The first round was 45 minutes with average to complex questions, covering OOP concepts and .NET-related questions.