Boss is always right. If you have a good rapport with the manager, you will get what you want: onsite promotion, you name it.
If you don't like coding, this is the best place. Bare minimum, like "hello-world," will do.
MNC with huge regional biases. Keep to your roots.
Huge number of projects.
Laterals get huge benefits, only if they are not duped by high-skill bonus, etc.
Girls have the liberty of not stretching their work hours.
The brand name is the only factor you want from here; that is the only thing you get.
Variable/bonus pay is above 95% every time.
Read this and start working on it.
On-campus interview experience. It was fine. Started with introduction, experience, and interests. Mix of technical questions, project discussion, and HR questions. But ghosted after all rounds of the selection process.
Smooth and excellent, they will see how dedicated you are towards work. Be prepared for tricky questions. Understand basic concepts of a software engineering role according to specific areas. Be positive in your interview.
The Accenture interview process typically includes: * An online assessment. * A technical interview focusing on skills and projects. * A behavioral or HR interview assessing communication, problem-solving, and cultural fit for the organization
On-campus interview experience. It was fine. Started with introduction, experience, and interests. Mix of technical questions, project discussion, and HR questions. But ghosted after all rounds of the selection process.
Smooth and excellent, they will see how dedicated you are towards work. Be prepared for tricky questions. Understand basic concepts of a software engineering role according to specific areas. Be positive in your interview.
The Accenture interview process typically includes: * An online assessment. * A technical interview focusing on skills and projects. * A behavioral or HR interview assessing communication, problem-solving, and cultural fit for the organization