Accenture respects the well-being of its employees more than the money it can make. The best employer (Accenture being my 1st and only company I have worked with). Encouragement and support given to employees to achieve big things is boundless. A well-balanced work time and fun time at your workplace. I would never quit Accenture, given a choice. Higher management at Accenture are so understanding, professional, and approachable at all times. In most cases, all your concerns have a solution. World-class trainings. Work ethics & compliance are given utmost importance.
Compensation & pay. Cannot choose the project/domain you'd like to work in.
The only advice would be to give on-sight opportunities to beginners as well, if their efforts are extraordinary.
The middle management (TLs, AMs, etc.) are not as professional as the higher management in terms of recognition, awards, etc. Please correct this.
One request is that the team, in lower levels as well, should be given an opportunity to provide feedback and ratings of their managers, and not just the other way around.
Exam - Aptitude & Code After clearing the exam, I went for the interview. It was a group interview. Questions were basic, starting from "Tell me about yourself," favorite subject from ECE, and then a few technical questions like Bubble sort progra
I was asked about core Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Spring, and Hibernate, and project-related questions. The first round was a face-to-face interview, and it was a good experience. The interviewer asked so many questions on different topics, including
The interview was supposed to be held through an online platform, but due to unfortunate circumstances, I was unable to attend the interview. The interviewer did not give a reasonable explanation to my feedback.
Exam - Aptitude & Code After clearing the exam, I went for the interview. It was a group interview. Questions were basic, starting from "Tell me about yourself," favorite subject from ECE, and then a few technical questions like Bubble sort progra
I was asked about core Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Spring, and Hibernate, and project-related questions. The first round was a face-to-face interview, and it was a good experience. The interviewer asked so many questions on different topics, including
The interview was supposed to be held through an online platform, but due to unfortunate circumstances, I was unable to attend the interview. The interviewer did not give a reasonable explanation to my feedback.