For anybody who is looking to join ACN or disheartened that they couldn't make it, let's just say you are not missing out on anything life changing. ACN does change your life, just not in the best way. I am a lateral hire and I had plenty experience working in my domain before hire. I was still unprepared for the amount of shit I was going to face everyday here.

- There's rampant mismanagement. It's almost like the middle managers have no idea how to manage a project or deliverables. The project is surviving on miracles, ego clashes and a few hardworking folks. Notice how I said 'few'.

- There is a culture of threat and intimidation. Your manager and leads will use emails like a weapon against you. Even before you know anything is wrong, bam there goes an escalation mail. Your feedback will not be communicated to you, it will be communicated to leadership and you will be a silent observer.

- The only company where you will be targeted and actively pulled down if you're doing good work! This was the most shocking to me. I have seen everywhere that if you are slightly more competent than others, you are given more work. My first time seeing higher-ups hating on you for being able to do what they cannot and then making your life hell for it.

- You cannot choose your projects. You will be staffed (more like, stuffed) into the next project that has a vacancy. No calls, no discussions, anything. If your PL is helpful, maybe they can pull some strings for you. If not, you're on your own. A PM can continue extending you in their project (because you do good work) while screwing your feedback (because they don't like you).

Thoughts on this ..

I gave my ATE intern interview on 15th the mail said 5-7 business days but what is the estimate time it takes to get a result

Hi everyone!

I recently relocated to Pune and am still figuring out the basic things and facilities available at the Magarpatta office premises.

If anyone regularly visits the Magarpatta location, could you please DM me? I need a little help with a few things. It would be really appreciated. 😊

Thank you in advance!

I want to go out of station for couple of weeks . So how can i manage rto complaince as i have to go office once a week

I gave my Final Interview for LLM Developer Role on Wednesday and on Friday received an email with content

"Thank you so much for your interest in the role of LLM Model Developer. After careful consideration of your application against the requirements of the role, we’ve decided not to take your application ahead."

I felt the interview went really well and had a positive reaction from the Interviewer as well.

What I am wondering is - that my first interview had to be rescheduled because there was no photo for the interviewer to verify. He told me that since there is no photo, your application might get auto rejected, hence he asked me to get it fixed and give the interview.

During the second interview HR told me to show my aadhar card to the interviewer and give the interview. Then the same thing in the final interview.

Is it possible that my application got auto rejected? Has anyone faced something like this? Would appreciate any help here.

I solved two questions web Dev + DSA and my interview was last week and or went pretty good.Is there any chance that I’ll get ATE or there is no way ??

Hi everyone!

Has anyone recently appeared for the Accenture on-campus hiring assessment in 2026?

I want to know what types of questions were asked in the Coding and SQL sections.

• Coding: What topics were covered? Arrays, strings, basic Python?
• SQL: Were the questions based on JOINs, GROUP BY, HAVING, subqueries, aggregate functions, or something else?
• Difficulty level: Easy, medium, or hard?
• Any specific questions or topics you remember would be really helpful.

Please share your recent experience or preparation tips. It would help a lot. Thank you! 🙏

Anyone who joined as ASE on july 24 who still haven't yet allocated in a project😭😭

Its crazy how a month ago I got support role calls and now that is also not coming.. honestly I got no clue I even started reaching out to the project POCs in the jobsgateway portal and they just seen zone all messages

I joined accenture in Feb as level 10 at 10.40 ctc(8.6 fixed rest all variable) as Java backend developer prev ctc was 5.55 lpa.my total it exp is now 4.3 years .the current project is hectic. every day 12-14 hours i am working with no appreciation .i am feeling exhausted everyday and resign thought comes every other day.even my salary I feel is below market standard as per yoe and skills I have.that kills me internally everyday.i am thinking to resign and search for job as no one accepting 90 days np.is it good time now or shall I wait to complete 1 year and then switch ?also what additional skills I can add to get paid fairly .and any hike or variable I can expect in this December cycle ?

Inbound Sales Associate

I'm a 2026 graduate, and honestly, I'm so tired of this job search.

I've been applying to jobs for months, trying to get my career started, and it's already difficult enough to find opportunities as a fresher. But Accenture's one active application policy is genuinely frustrating me.

I applied for a role around two months ago, and my application is still showing as active. I haven't received a rejection, and I can't apply for other fresher roles because of this stupid restriction.

Like, what am I supposed to do? Just sit and wait indefinitely while new job openings keep coming up?

I understand that a company might want candidates to apply for only one role at a time. Fine, fair enough. But if you're not going to move forward with my application, at least reject it or close it after some time. Why keep it active for months and prevent me from applying for other positions?

I'm not asking them to hire me. I just want a chance to apply for other roles that I might actually be a good fit for.

And from what I've seen online, apparently, even cancelling the application isn't always enough. People say you have to email the recruitment team and ask them to remove your application from their system as well. Why does something this simple have to be such a headache?

I'm already struggling to find a job, like so many other 2026 graduates, and it's honestly demotivating to feel like I'm losing out on opportunities because of something like this.

Has anyone here faced the same issue with Accenture? If you cancelled your application and emailed the recruitment team, did it actually work? Who did you contact, and how long did it take to resolve?

Any help would genuinely be appreciated.

Hey guys i'm about to appear for accenture on campus hiring drive can you all tell me your coding questions in details would be really grateful and also if the oa took place on campus or off campus at your residence

On what basis they eliminate a candidate on campus ATE role who has given interview

Hi everyone, can we change our base location after 1–2 years, or does it depend on the project and company policy? As of now my project doesn't allow to work from my desired location. Is it possible to change later, or are we stuck with the assigned location? And what will be the process to change the base location after a definite time?

Would appreciate your insights!

I don't know how my technical round was but I have solved approx 20-25 questions right according to me , then in coding I have solved dsa and sql and html,css part and my interview went okayish at last interviewer said that u r confident and since I'm from chemical background he suggested that they want diversification in accenture do I have a chance ?

Hey has anyone got a mail confirming their application for accenture summer intership 2027. The one which was applied via referral. I asked someone to apply via referral but not received even any confirmation mail yet? Is it normal.

I joined Accenture as an Associate Software Engineer (ASE) on July 2026, and it has been around two months. Currently, I’m working on a project where I’m required to come to the office four days a week, while most of the other team members are coming only 2 days a week.
I spoke with my manager and asked whether it would be possible for me to work from my hometown for one or two days occasionally, but I was told that I would need to take leave and that working from my hometown is not possible.
I’m a little unsure about how I should handle this situation, especially since I’m the only one following the four-day office schedule. Do you have any advice on what would be the best way to approach this with my manager or what options I should consider?
I’d really appreciate your guidance.

Which one should be better for future growth

What's the average hikes during promotions from analyst to Consultant at Accenture Strategy? Also, how much variable pay can we expect during the promotion year?