In Accenture, it feels like you are working in a corporation. The work environment is really good.
The training was very boring, and if you are assigned a tester job, you will not have much to learn.
The Accenture interview process is structured. It begins with an aptitude test, followed by a technical round, and concludes with an HR interview assessing communication skills, problem-solving ability, and cultural fit.
Very good. You just have to get the basics of programming done along with Excel, quants, logic, and English, and you are good to go. I'd say one month is enough for preparation. Plenty of material on YouTube also helps.
The interview was fine and I had to go through three levels of interviews. The interviewers were polite and the process seemed to go smoothly. The interviewers gave positive responses to me until the end. They said they would reach out soon but then
The Accenture interview process is structured. It begins with an aptitude test, followed by a technical round, and concludes with an HR interview assessing communication skills, problem-solving ability, and cultural fit.
Very good. You just have to get the basics of programming done along with Excel, quants, logic, and English, and you are good to go. I'd say one month is enough for preparation. Plenty of material on YouTube also helps.
The interview was fine and I had to go through three levels of interviews. The interviewers were polite and the process seemed to go smoothly. The interviewers gave positive responses to me until the end. They said they would reach out soon but then