I personally had a great time working for Accenture.
It was a challenging work environment, where I was pushed to think out of the box in nearly everything.
Great team players and senior management as well.
This would include the cons of any big firm: you are a small piece of a gigantic puzzle. It's not easy to switch roles unless you really prove that you are worth it.
Probably have better perks for employees working during odd hours.
Had a good experience in the overall interview process. The first round was a coding round, mostly asking questions regarding SQL, Java, and microservices. The second was managerial. It was a very good interview.
The first round is for the aptitude test. Then, the second round is the technical round. They ask two questions in the technical round, both on DP. The problems were in the medium range.
There are 3 rounds. Round 1: Quants, logical reasoning, English. Round 2: Coding. Round 3: Technical interview. They will ask normal HR questions in the interview. That's all. Nothing was hard.
Had a good experience in the overall interview process. The first round was a coding round, mostly asking questions regarding SQL, Java, and microservices. The second was managerial. It was a very good interview.
The first round is for the aptitude test. Then, the second round is the technical round. They ask two questions in the technical round, both on DP. The problems were in the medium range.
There are 3 rounds. Round 1: Quants, logical reasoning, English. Round 2: Coding. Round 3: Technical interview. They will ask normal HR questions in the interview. That's all. Nothing was hard.