Salary and benefits were decent.
People were clueless when it comes to finding the best fit for my skillsets, which are broad. Hired as an Azure Architect, I had a two-month Azure project in over 2-1/2 years at the company.
The US team is clueless. The Europe team is better equipped and trained in the Capgemini processes. Every project I walked into was already a disaster here in the US. There is so much nonsense, "made up" processes, the US team can't accomplish anything the customer asks for. I saw this theme many times in 2-1/2 years. Also, I learned about several Azure Architect openings in another division at Capgemini, and two months later was let go. That sums up how the US team operates.
It was good. Three rounds of interviews were conducted. The first level was core technical. The second level was techno-managerial. In the first round, questions were deeper in terms of technology, whereas in the managerial round, the questions were
I received a call from a recruiter who informed me that although the interview description stated 'architect,' the role was for both developers and architects. As an Azure developer, I agreed to proceed. On the day of the interview, it was a video c
There were three rounds. First round was aptitude and paragraph writing. The aptitude section was easy, and a paragraph with no spelling mistakes was enough to advance to the second round. Second round was a coding round. Only some good knowledge o
It was good. Three rounds of interviews were conducted. The first level was core technical. The second level was techno-managerial. In the first round, questions were deeper in terms of technology, whereas in the managerial round, the questions were
I received a call from a recruiter who informed me that although the interview description stated 'architect,' the role was for both developers and architects. As an Azure developer, I agreed to proceed. On the day of the interview, it was a video c
There were three rounds. First round was aptitude and paragraph writing. The aptitude section was easy, and a paragraph with no spelling mistakes was enough to advance to the second round. Second round was a coding round. Only some good knowledge o