Worked for Accenture for more than 4 years. It is a nice company to start a career, but it mainly depends on what project you get. I worked in a production support role and got the chance to work on multiple technologies. There is a lot of learning if you are on a US/UK project.
You actually don't have control over your career path; it is strictly decided by your project and day-to-day work.
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The process had three rounds. The first round was divided into two phases: the first was an aptitude round, and the second was a coding round. Both were elimination rounds. Only if you qualified the aptitude round were you allowed to move on with the
First, you have to give the aptitude test, which is based on logical questions. Then, a coding round. After that, a face-to-face interview will be conducted. Finally, the HR round will be conducted.
3 rounds: 1 MCQ, 2nd technical, and 3rd HR round. Round 1 is based on aptitude questions. Round 2 is based on programming code. Round 3 is HR, which is all about yourself and your skills/projects.
The process had three rounds. The first round was divided into two phases: the first was an aptitude round, and the second was a coding round. Both were elimination rounds. Only if you qualified the aptitude round were you allowed to move on with the
First, you have to give the aptitude test, which is based on logical questions. Then, a coding round. After that, a face-to-face interview will be conducted. Finally, the HR round will be conducted.
3 rounds: 1 MCQ, 2nd technical, and 3rd HR round. Round 1 is based on aptitude questions. Round 2 is based on programming code. Round 3 is HR, which is all about yourself and your skills/projects.