Friendly environment. Work from home is available. Good hierarchy. Work-life balance is managed.
There's no scope to learn at all, which is the only reason I don't like Accenture. You do the same work day by day.
It was a three-round process with 1. First round: Manager (30-45 mins) * Background checkup Second round: Technical (1 hr to 1.15 hr) * DSA question * Question from CV * Question from Academics * Specialization Third round: Confirmation round (30
Had 3 rounds of interviews. First, a recruiter round. Second, a Hiring Manager round. Third, a coding challenge. Then, I dropped out. The interview process was too lengthy, scheduled with lots of gaps. Interviewers were cool enough.
The first round was non-elimination behavioral; they asked simple questions. Then it was a math/puzzles round where they gave three puzzles. You were supposed to find the path within the given timeframe and answer some quick-fire math questions wher
It was a three-round process with 1. First round: Manager (30-45 mins) * Background checkup Second round: Technical (1 hr to 1.15 hr) * DSA question * Question from CV * Question from Academics * Specialization Third round: Confirmation round (30
Had 3 rounds of interviews. First, a recruiter round. Second, a Hiring Manager round. Third, a coding challenge. Then, I dropped out. The interview process was too lengthy, scheduled with lots of gaps. Interviewers were cool enough.
The first round was non-elimination behavioral; they asked simple questions. Then it was a math/puzzles round where they gave three puzzles. You were supposed to find the path within the given timeframe and answer some quick-fire math questions wher