Work-life balance, no pressure.
None. No cons in Accenture.
There was a total of 3 rounds in the process, including an assessment, a tech interview, followed by HR. It was easy, with all the basics covered. The tech interview focused on core Java, Spring Boot, and SQL basics.
A day before the interview, I received a link for a virtual interview. The HR informed me that I would get an MCQ link the next morning and insisted that I complete the MCQ before the interview. She did not, however, mention that passing the MCQ was
Technical interview - 1 hour. It was good and full of logic-based questions. New modernization questions, and I'm happy to have cracked them. It was quite a good experience. Then came the manager round; if he finds you fit for the project, then the
There was a total of 3 rounds in the process, including an assessment, a tech interview, followed by HR. It was easy, with all the basics covered. The tech interview focused on core Java, Spring Boot, and SQL basics.
A day before the interview, I received a link for a virtual interview. The HR informed me that I would get an MCQ link the next morning and insisted that I complete the MCQ before the interview. She did not, however, mention that passing the MCQ was
Technical interview - 1 hour. It was good and full of logic-based questions. New modernization questions, and I'm happy to have cracked them. It was quite a good experience. Then came the manager round; if he finds you fit for the project, then the