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My TISSNET Interview Experience




I had my TISSNET OPI on 4th June 2022. It was quite a different experience from all the interviews I have had till then. There were three members in the panel, and each one of them tested me on different topics. Below are the few questions that I remember being asked during my interview. I hope this can help you with your preparation. 


Extempore topic - Nurturing of sports for Women in India.


Interview - 


Panelist 1

  1. How long have you been working at Accenture? Why are you changing your field from technical to Human Resources?
  2. How have you prepared for this interview?
  3. What are the current happenings in Human Resources? Can you tell me a few current affairs?
  4. How can People Analytics be used practically?
  5. Who is the global HR head of Accenture? Who is the national HR head of Accenture?
  6. If you are the CHRO of Accenture what will you do to curb the Great Resignation in your company?
  7. What changes will you like to bring to your current system?


Panelist 2

  1. Tell me about any technical competitions you have taken part in and worked as a group. What were the challenges and how did you overcome that?
  2. Tell me about your projects and how they worked?
  3. How did your machine learning model work? How did you find the efficiency of your model?
  4. Tell me about your internships. What kind of companies were they? What was your work? What did you learn?
  5. What is AIESEC? What was your role in that?
  6. What was your biggest challenge in that role?
  7. What are your strengths and developmental areas?


Panelist 3

  1. You might be aware of Performance Management. What do you understand by KRAs?
  2. Did you get a chance to go through the course on our website? Which subject are you looking forward to the most?
  3. What do you mean by Organization Behavior? What do you know about it?
  4. Explain cybersecurity to a non-technical person.


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Location: Guwahati, Assam, India

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