Accenture is massive all over the world. They have a well-known name, and everyone knows them. They tend to get big clients, such as government departments, so they are never out of work.
It's a work-hard, play-hard kind of environment, and you get to make lots of friends.
Stick around for a couple of years, and you are likely to become a manager.
Projects tend to be boring and chaotic, and you don't get to choose what to work on. If anything, you get dictated to work on a certain mind-numbing project that probably will not teach you any valuable skills. Plus, they don't really pay much.
Consider personal development for your employees to keep them interested.
It was very smooth; the interviewer was very friendly. He asked me some questions regarding the project and the Python language. It went on for around 20 minutes. Finally, he asked me if I had any questions. So, I asked two questions regarding the co
1. The technical round will be scheduled at your preferred time. 2. Once the technical round is completed, and if your profile is shortlisted, 3. the HR round will take place. 4. After the HR round is completed, an offer will be released.
I made two video calls. The second one was technical, and the interviewer asked basic questions. I felt really comfortable, and it was very easy. If you have a degree, you will get an offer.
It was very smooth; the interviewer was very friendly. He asked me some questions regarding the project and the Python language. It went on for around 20 minutes. Finally, he asked me if I had any questions. So, I asked two questions regarding the co
1. The technical round will be scheduled at your preferred time. 2. Once the technical round is completed, and if your profile is shortlisted, 3. the HR round will take place. 4. After the HR round is completed, an offer will be released.
I made two video calls. The second one was technical, and the interviewer asked basic questions. I felt really comfortable, and it was very easy. If you have a degree, you will get an offer.