Accenture offers its employees great opportunities and really good benefits.
They provide a great work environment and the company worries about employees' personal time. There are great opportunities to learn.
Accenture does not have many things that I can consider as cons. Probably some of them would be that people are not placed on the correct level.
Accenture has a feedback process that could not be as accurate as an employee would like. The person responsible for providing feedback is sometimes not someone who works directly with you, and the feedback depends on what each employee includes in the description.
The technical interview was mostly on the technology in which we have expertise. The questions were mostly scenario-based so that they could get to know the in-depth knowledge of what we have experience in.
They have asked me about what I am doing. No questions were asked regarding my subject, but at the end, they rejected me. This is so embarrassing. I really don't understand how they onboard candidates. I think regional disparities exist while select
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.
The technical interview was mostly on the technology in which we have expertise. The questions were mostly scenario-based so that they could get to know the in-depth knowledge of what we have experience in.
They have asked me about what I am doing. No questions were asked regarding my subject, but at the end, they rejected me. This is so embarrassing. I really don't understand how they onboard candidates. I think regional disparities exist while select
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.