I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Accenture (London, England) in Nov 2009
Interview
Pros
Accenture is a good career starter out of university, as it has a good brand name and begins with a good training curriculum. The salaries for new joiners out of university used to be very good (becoming less so). Good amount of vacation time and good healthcare. Travelling, although tiring after a while, can be exciting for new Analysts and Consultants.
Cons
The pay has been severely degraded over the last few years, making the salary not so competitive with the market. All the good people are smart enough to leave early, and the very bad people are managed out, leaving a group of mediocre managers and senior managers (with a few exceptions). Once you become specialised in one area, the company will not support you to transfer to another area or learn new skills.
Advice to Senior Management
Don't lose your best people - make sure that you reward and pay them to keep them around! Make sure that bueaurocracy does not interfere with a flexible consulting model, and continue to train and develop your employees to get the best out of them
Colloquio molto selettivo dove si testano le capacità del candidato nel mondo java tramite domande e dimostrazioni pratiche, si valutano attitudine al problem solving e capacità di lavorare anche sotto stress.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Incapuslamento ereditarieta e polimorfismo, array e arraylist
First interview is mostly behavioural and personal questions like interests and previous experiences. After that interview there is an english test, in case they ask for another language.
All the interviews were remote, either on the phone or on teams.
3 stages of interview, first round is aptitude and coding, second round is about communication skills and then the last round is HR's personal interview it is quite easy and HR's are also very kind and friendly