There is not even a single pro.
I was part of Capgemini's tech stack training program, hosted by a third-party solutions company. The company took only students with them and left the rest because of a silly performance review system. They were not even ready to negotiate further.
They found me through a recruiter. They asked me for my salary expectation and, as I understood it, the client accepted the amount I asked for. I had around 5 technical interviews with Capgemini engineers and managers, supposedly to see if I had th
I had applied through Cocubes. I had cleared the apti and group discussion round before the interview. The interview wasn't that much technical as non-CS guys were allowed too. They mainly asked puzzles, which weren't that hard. The only technical th
The interview was very easy. It covered basic Java and Selenium. I was asked to write code for simple programs. Questions were also asked about project structure and availability to work in shifts. Basic OOPs concepts were discussed.
They found me through a recruiter. They asked me for my salary expectation and, as I understood it, the client accepted the amount I asked for. I had around 5 technical interviews with Capgemini engineers and managers, supposedly to see if I had th
I had applied through Cocubes. I had cleared the apti and group discussion round before the interview. The interview wasn't that much technical as non-CS guys were allowed too. They mainly asked puzzles, which weren't that hard. The only technical th
The interview was very easy. It covered basic Java and Selenium. I was asked to write code for simple programs. Questions were also asked about project structure and availability to work in shifts. Basic OOPs concepts were discussed.