A good place to work with a great brand.
Too much politics by supervisors. Even if you are performing well, they will simply keep you on PIP and fire you.
Guys, be aware. PIP is almost very common in Accenture, and management has taken it for granted.
No work-life balance. You have to work continuously on weekends too.
No job security at all until you are roaming and chit-chatting with your immediate supervisor.
Have a look at supervisors also. I appreciate a supervisor who can motivate their team, bring in new business, and share ideas. In my case, the supervisor's only aim is to keep people on a PIP once they are rolled off and then dismiss them.
The interview will be in three rounds. * First level: technical. * Second round: technical (a little tricky). * Third round: managerial. In the first round, they might ask for some basic questions. In the second, they will ask about design pa
It took 4-5 days for the whole process, and the interviewer was very polite and decent. There were three rounds. The first was an online test round that included programming questions, mostly Web Dynpro related. The second round was telephonic, as th
1. Asked to introduce myself. 2. Asked about internships. 3. What did you learn from your internship? 4. Do you have any certifications? 5. Rate yourself in Java on a scale of 1 to 10. 6. Asked about current projects. 7. How is it different being a t
The interview will be in three rounds. * First level: technical. * Second round: technical (a little tricky). * Third round: managerial. In the first round, they might ask for some basic questions. In the second, they will ask about design pa
It took 4-5 days for the whole process, and the interviewer was very polite and decent. There were three rounds. The first was an online test round that included programming questions, mostly Web Dynpro related. The second round was telephonic, as th
1. Asked to introduce myself. 2. Asked about internships. 3. What did you learn from your internship? 4. Do you have any certifications? 5. Rate yourself in Java on a scale of 1 to 10. 6. Asked about current projects. 7. How is it different being a t