I started working at Accenture after I had an internship with them. The people there were mostly friendly and accepting, and I had plenty of ways to improve myself within the company.
As a large company, it could feel very 'corporate' at times, with a lot of seemingly unnecessary process for administration.
The interview was during the time of COVID, which meant it was via web call. It was an interview about my academic career. In the second contact, I immediately got the job, at the time as an internship.
It was a campus drive. 1st round: Assessment 1: Aptitude, SQL. Assessment 2: 2 coding questions - one easy and one medium. 2nd round: Communication. 3rd round: Technical interview.
The first round was an online aptitude test, the second was a coding round, the third a communication round, and the last was an HR round. The overall process took a month. As it's on-campus placement, the aptitude and coding rounds were held on camp
The interview was during the time of COVID, which meant it was via web call. It was an interview about my academic career. In the second contact, I immediately got the job, at the time as an internship.
It was a campus drive. 1st round: Assessment 1: Aptitude, SQL. Assessment 2: 2 coding questions - one easy and one medium. 2nd round: Communication. 3rd round: Technical interview.
The first round was an online aptitude test, the second was a coding round, the third a communication round, and the last was an HR round. The overall process took a month. As it's on-campus placement, the aptitude and coding rounds were held on camp