Perspective from a fresh graduate, as Accenture is my first job.
I am grateful that it gave me a lot of opportunities to build and enhance my skills from the ground up.
Technical help is easily accessible, and the team is very collaborative and friendly.
There is also an annual pay evaluation.
Your experience will depend entirely on the project you are assigned to.
For freshers, the interview would be very easy. Just have a list of languages you're comfortable in, some of your projects with that language, and some personal questions. You will be asked to rate the languages from 1-10.
Application submission, then a personal and technical interview. The interviewer explained the job description as if they were selling the job to me. The interview was not so formal and not so strict.
I applied online. The process took 5 days. It was automated via a Talegent assessment, including: * Learning agility * Critical thinking * Emotional intelligence * Innovation/creativity * Tech-saviness/curiosity * English language skills * C++ The
For freshers, the interview would be very easy. Just have a list of languages you're comfortable in, some of your projects with that language, and some personal questions. You will be asked to rate the languages from 1-10.
Application submission, then a personal and technical interview. The interviewer explained the job description as if they were selling the job to me. The interview was not so formal and not so strict.
I applied online. The process took 5 days. It was automated via a Talegent assessment, including: * Learning agility * Critical thinking * Emotional intelligence * Innovation/creativity * Tech-saviness/curiosity * English language skills * C++ The