They categorize you lower to pay you less. If you are qualified for Sr, they categorize you as Ssr, and so on.
They promise you promotions that they don't give you for the least coherent reasons, even if you do everything they ask: handling priorities, gathering positive feedback...
With the speech of "demonstrate first and then we'll pay you," they have a lot of people in the same situation as me. I was a TL in my previous job and after a stint as a dev on a project, I am now a TL again, but I am categorized as a dev and they tell me I need experience to be promoted to the TL career level.
The pay is quite below market.
The projects are falling apart, all poorly managed.
The people who help manage you (your HR partner and People Lead) don't exist in the best-case scenario, and in the most usual case, they work against you.
They give you terrible equipment and ask for a thousand procedures to give you a computer that can run the tools you need to work at a passable speed.
Que se dediquen a otra cosa.
La gestión de esta empresa no puede tener a cargo ni una planta de plástico.
It was okay, but it got disconnected. You were not able to get back to them even after so many emails. You were clueless, but my interview went very well.
My Accenture interview went well. The first round was a skill interview. The second round was a manager round, and the last round was an HR round. They will ask you questions about your work and what's mentioned on your resume.
Quiet, simple, and easy. The interviewer checked the knowledge and coding skills. A good and interesting interview. Completed in 1 hour and 10 minutes. The HR round was also simple. Overall, a good and nice experience.
It was okay, but it got disconnected. You were not able to get back to them even after so many emails. You were clueless, but my interview went very well.
My Accenture interview went well. The first round was a skill interview. The second round was a manager round, and the last round was an HR round. They will ask you questions about your work and what's mentioned on your resume.
Quiet, simple, and easy. The interviewer checked the knowledge and coding skills. A good and interesting interview. Completed in 1 hour and 10 minutes. The HR round was also simple. Overall, a good and nice experience.