You can always push your limits here, as Accenture will always have a greater hand towards new opportunities if your lead and manager are supporting. You can learn and gain experience of the corporate world and how businesses work. Allowances are decent, and for some clients, beyond decent.
You need to figure out your career path, as there is no one to guide it for you, with some exceptions.
Some support projects cause your grey matter to "go away" as there is nothing productive there. It feels like you are working as a bot, as I have watched some of my colleagues.
In the end, support projects are not for people seeking to be a developer.
You need to invest in your existing employees rather than mass recruiting, as it degrades the quality of work.
First, it was a technical interview round where they asked basic concepts of Angular, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. After that, I went through the HR round. Overall, it was a good experience.
Also known as a pre-interview, the first usually begins with a one-on-one interview with a hiring manager. The next step in the interview process is generally referred to as the first interview.
The interview process was easy, with a general introduction. Then, they asked technical interview questions. They also took my coding round, where they asked two easy-level questions.
First, it was a technical interview round where they asked basic concepts of Angular, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. After that, I went through the HR round. Overall, it was a good experience.
Also known as a pre-interview, the first usually begins with a one-on-one interview with a hiring manager. The next step in the interview process is generally referred to as the first interview.
The interview process was easy, with a general introduction. Then, they asked technical interview questions. They also took my coding round, where they asked two easy-level questions.