Accenture is a good employee-centric company. I can realize it after leaving Accenture because, trust me, others are pathetic and not employee-friendly at all. Accenture is flexible in terms of working hours; there's no "swipe in and out" that is monitored rigorously.
But if you're late by five minutes elsewhere, people will start judging you. Accenture treats its employees as humans, but in other companies, we are just resources hired to increase revenue.
The pay scale is a bit low compared to other companies.
They reached out to me, and the first technical interview was set. Then another round of technical interview was done. After that, one HR round was carried out. Negotiations were done, and they offered up to my expectations.
I had my interview on May 6, 2024. It was fantastic, and the interview was challenging. They asked everything from basic to advanced. They mainly focused on: * Current project work * Roles and responsibilities * How we can enhance things and improv
The process was smooth, and it took a single day for the offer to roll out. The hiring manager was also very supportive and provided me the flexibility to join as per my availability.
They reached out to me, and the first technical interview was set. Then another round of technical interview was done. After that, one HR round was carried out. Negotiations were done, and they offered up to my expectations.
I had my interview on May 6, 2024. It was fantastic, and the interview was challenging. They asked everything from basic to advanced. They mainly focused on: * Current project work * Roles and responsibilities * How we can enhance things and improv
The process was smooth, and it took a single day for the offer to roll out. The hiring manager was also very supportive and provided me the flexibility to join as per my availability.