Accenture

So, it was overall a pretty easy to medium interview, I would say. So it started off with the interviewer, you know, politely greeting me, and he asked me to introduce myself, and he wanted me to go on for about two to three minutes, and he wanted me to speak until he told me to stop. So I started with my introduction. I gave him all the brief points and a brief intro about where I am from, the projects I have worked on, and it was a very short and sweet intro, which I had prepared for general software engineering interviews, and then I asked him that should I continue or not, and he said, Yeah, please do continue. So I went on for another two or three minutes. So this went on for about five minutes, and then he picked out the fact that I had played sports. So he went on, he asked more. So I was part of the college powerlifting team, so he asked some questions on powerlifting, what exactly powerlifting and what all is there. So essentially what he told me was he just wanted to see how I deliver or how I speak, my confidence a lot, am I, you know, the speaker or not. That's what he wanted to check, right? So, you know, I just spoke about weight, just about gymming and other stuff. Now, you know, good fifteen or twenty minutes of the interview had passed, and then he wanted me to, you know, he wanted to go to the technical side of things. So he asked me, you know, did I work in cloud or not. So I said, yeah, I have deployed, not extensively, but I know I have deployed some applications on Azure and Hetzner, which is the cloud service provider that I use. Your mentorship. So he was like, All right. He asked me to name some cloud services. Then he asked me to, he asked me to tell him how I had deployed an application, or in general how would we deploy an application in a cloud service. So I, you know, started from completely the bottom up. You know, first I would gather the requirements, I would analyze the cost, see how much compute I would need, then provision, and then, you know, so on and so forth. I explained end to end, you know, how to deploy an application. He was satisfied. Then he moved to agentic AI. He asked me, you know, what is Agentic AI, you know, have you worked in any sort of an application that uses AI? And he also asked me to— he asked me a question about, have you worked on multi-agent orchestration workflows, which I had not worked on. But I knew something about the term, so I, you know, gave an answer, and he was like, How have you used AI? I gave him an explanation about my LangGraph workflows and other stuff. Then finally he asked me about teamwork, you know, have you worked in a team before? So he asked me, Are you an individual contributor or a team player? How do you manage conflicts in a team? Give me an experience of how you have managed a conflict in a team in the past and other stuff. And then finally he opened the room for questions. So this is an overall overview of my interview. Actually, in general, Accenture interviews last anywhere between 7 to 20 minutes, but mine went on for about half an hour. Yeah.