Accenture

As you may know, Accenture is an consulting company. I and 5 others were a team creating a front end app for District if Columbia public schools enrollment data. Everyday is the same but different although you are completing the work for your client, Accenture also host many events throughout you...

I am a current Freshman in TAMUSA and the prior summer I was an intern for Accenture. Of course, before any job I had to have an interview. The high school I attended, KIPP Uprep, gave me the chance to do mock interviews whenever they were available. I took advantage of those oppurtunities in ord...

I was offered the position of Delivery Service Operations Intern (There are multiple areas for interns). The day in the life of a DSO Intern was waking up early everyday that I had work. Accenture was very flexible with my hours as long as I did 24 hours in a week. This meant that I could go to w...

The interview process can be quite intense and was at least 5 or 6 interviews for me. The majority is behavioral with light technical detail depending on role.

Day in the life - highly dependent on role. In my experience, I worked at the client site Monday through Thursday and worked very closely with my client partners in the telecom industry.

Read cracking the PM interview book Read product management blogs around prioritization and creating roadmaps Learn about system architecture and trade-offs Learn some business/marketing concepts such as 4ps, SWOT analysis etc. and use them in your case analysis

Attend stand ups and tracking delivery Meeting customers Writing user stories Working with design, engineering and business to prioritize features Do A/B testing and track metrics

Prepare with what you know best, yourself. Focus on your strengths and how you can put them towards marketing and the future of marketing. Think about why you are interested in marketing and what you can do to change the way people think about marketing. Marketing is being intertwined with techno...

Every day is different, which is why it's so fun and keeps me on my toes. Since Accenture is such a global company, I work with a lot of people around the United States and am on a lot of skype calls learning and networking. My day always starts with a cup of coffee (of course), and then from the...

After I saw the employment information in a chatting group, I immediately send myresume and a personal statement written specifically for the job. In the resume I makedetailed description about my two-academic experience in consulting, including my rolein the group, methods we have taken to fulfi...

We usually arrived in the office provided by the client at 9 in the morning, go to lunch at12am and dismiss at 7pm or even later. Each official staff is in charge of one or twointerns, and works are assigned from the upper level to lower one, from the manager toofficial staffs, and then to us. Th...

You need to keep below points in mind while preparing for an interview as a Senior Software engineer: As a senior software engineer you will be interviewed for specific skills like Database administrator, Application programmer, Systems engineer, ERP specialist, e-comm specialist, etc. There are ...

Life of a Senior Software engineer is hectic but yet balanced if you compare it with Senior engineers of other companies. More hectic than a software developers for sure as you are expected to deliver the deliverables on or before deadlines and in a comprehensive manner without any missing piece ...

A typical day starts a briefing of yesterday's work and the plan of today's work at 9:30, usually an hour after coming into office. Then you might start ETL using the data-set which your co-worker have roughly processed or start modeling. ETL sounds simple but it can cost days to accomplish due t...

Generally, come prepared. Tidy your resume, look sharp, and perform research. Like interviews with most other companies, it is important that you have an idea of what the company does and values - and it might make you feel less nervous in front of the recruiters. Another important thing to keep ...

Accenture uses almost all software technologies in market today. But most of their projects are based on Java & .net. Now-a-days, they have many projects and opening for salesforce.com. If you have any one of these skills along with other basic skills such as sql and excel you can get job there a...

One of the main thing I do to prepare for an interview is to study a little background about the company especially the mission and the vision.. so I can determine if my objectives are aligned to them. The company's vision is very crucial for me, I always ask, "Do this company have a compelling v...

There are usually two rounds of interviews - the technical and the HR round. In the technical round, questions related to programming are usually asked. They are looking more for people who can get the logic correct rather than the programming language itself (i.e. C++, Java, etc). More emphasis ...

Going through the fundamentals of Data Structures and Algorithms in Computer Science would greatly help. It would be great if you could code in C++ or Java. Also solve some general Math aptitude questions. I think that should be helpful to get you through the interviews.

Study Accenture, read articles, show that you pay attention to firm/ financials. Also, there will be alot of strengths/ weakness/ fit questions