I would consider Accenture a great employer. It has a good work culture for employees and very supportive teams.
Sometimes extra working hours affect work-life balance.
It was an on-campus interview, and it had 3 rounds in total: 1. Aptitude 2. Communication test 3. HR All rounds were simple. If you cleared the first round, you'd crossed 90%; then it's easy.
It was an unscheduled phone call that asked me for my entire CV: from languages, programming languages, where I live, why you are interested in the company, etc. A lack of respect for the candidate, it takes away all willingness to continue the proc
The interview was easy. They asked only about my resume, which was mainly my projects and internship. I would say that you should know everything you have written on your resume, as they will definitely question you about it. Add as many projects a
It was an on-campus interview, and it had 3 rounds in total: 1. Aptitude 2. Communication test 3. HR All rounds were simple. If you cleared the first round, you'd crossed 90%; then it's easy.
It was an unscheduled phone call that asked me for my entire CV: from languages, programming languages, where I live, why you are interested in the company, etc. A lack of respect for the candidate, it takes away all willingness to continue the proc
The interview was easy. They asked only about my resume, which was mainly my projects and internship. I would say that you should know everything you have written on your resume, as they will definitely question you about it. Add as many projects a