Lots of company perks, lots of great experienced people. It's a great place to start a career. Accenture is a place to essentially get your 'Masters'.
Little to no career progression or promotions. Low salary for skill set. Not somewhere you would stay for a long time.
Recognize performance and skill sets and promote people as and when needed. Twice-yearly annual reviews do not work, especially when laddering.
It's an IT professionals' market at the moment. You need to do more to retain your staff.
It is a 4-round interview: * 1st: HR round specifically to see your alignment * 2nd: Technical * 3rd: Manager round * 4th: Final discussion The 2nd and 3rd rounds are crucial.
Similar to Salesforce CTA, where you're given a business to design an org for. It was tough, but fun. I met some really smart individuals within the Salesforce realm. One of them had even written one of the exams.
Explanation of the preparation course for employment. The course duration is four weeks, from 9 AM to 6 PM. Questions about preparation and the reasons that led to this type of work.
It is a 4-round interview: * 1st: HR round specifically to see your alignment * 2nd: Technical * 3rd: Manager round * 4th: Final discussion The 2nd and 3rd rounds are crucial.
Similar to Salesforce CTA, where you're given a business to design an org for. It was tough, but fun. I met some really smart individuals within the Salesforce realm. One of them had even written one of the exams.
Explanation of the preparation course for employment. The course duration is four weeks, from 9 AM to 6 PM. Questions about preparation and the reasons that led to this type of work.