No work-life balance
No work-life balance
No pros I can think of.
- Long working hours without OT pay
- Demanding project but no increase
- No work-life balance (calling you even you are on SL/VL/weekends)
- Salary is low compared to other companies with the same position
- No HMO for dependents
Fix/improve the cons mentioned above.
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The interview process at Accenture was okay. While it was fairly organized and provided an opportunity to showcase my skills, there were some areas that could have been improved to make the overall experience smoother and more engaging.
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The interview focused on my technical fundamentals, problem-solving ability, and project knowledge. I was asked: * DSA questions * Scenario-based questions from my past projects * Basic HR questions Overall, it was a smooth and learning-oriented ex
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The first round is an online test where two coding questions are given; they are not that tough. The second round is purely technical, and the last round is HR. Here, many questions are asked related to your resume. Be prepared for it.
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Cebu CityNovember 21, 2024The interview process at Accenture was okay. While it was fairly organized and provided an opportunity to showcase my skills, there were some areas that could have been improved to make the overall experience smoother and more engaging.
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November 28, 2025The interview focused on my technical fundamentals, problem-solving ability, and project knowledge. I was asked: * DSA questions * Scenario-based questions from my past projects * Basic HR questions Overall, it was a smooth and learning-oriented ex
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IndiaNovember 1, 2020The first round is an online test where two coding questions are given; they are not that tough. The second round is purely technical, and the last round is HR. Here, many questions are asked related to your resume. Be prepared for it.
