In general, most of the interviewers were pushy and kept interrupting me. I believe there is also a slant toward hiring Indians, as most of the people who work there are Indian.
In short, I was rejected.
I have since moved on from this horrible experience and now work for a much larger company. Ironically, the company I currently work for uses people from Capgemini as consultants.
Even stranger, after several months, people kept mistakenly emailing me (with a Capgemini email address) and confusing me with someone else at my current company. After several emails asking them to take me off their list, they kept sending more. I looked up their LinkedIn profiles and noticed one of the individuals doing this was one of my previous interviewers at Capgemini.
I think that says quite a bit about Capgemini. Talk about irony.
Standard programming questions in the phone interview. You are then asked to do some really weird presentations totally unrelated to the position.
The following metrics were computed from 10 interview experiences for the Capgemini Java Developer role in United States.
Capgemini's interview process for their Java Developer roles in the United States is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having negative feelings for Capgemini's Java Developer interview process in United States.