Good learning environment. You can experiment with many tools and technologies. Supportive seniors. An ideal environment for a fresher who is willing to learn and put in the effort to make the most of the available resources.
Freshers find it hard to get tagged to any project. They are often forced to change their area of specialization. Managers are averse to change in technology and give more importance to brainless work than automation. Managers pretty often lack the technical acumen to judge an innovation which could simplify a technical design. Sycophancy is more important than technical depth for a good appraisal.
Please pay importance to technical people in India.
They are the ones who can reduce your dependency on UK or French technical teams.
Please work towards reducing the number of processes; they are overkill.
There is an interview schedule, but it is walk-in only. There are three rounds for every fresher: 1. Online Aptitude Test 2. Technical Round 3. HR The online test consists of different questions related to quants, logic, etc.
I was hired directly from my college after an on-campus interview. The first round was an aptitude test. The second round was a group discussion (GD), and the third round was a one-to-one interview. It was really easy, with only a few basic technic
Application I applied through an off-campus drive. I interviewed at Capgemini. Interview There were 4 rounds: 1. Aptitude Test The aptitude test was tough, with a cutoff of 80%. It consisted of 16 quantitative and 16 logical questions, with an allo
There is an interview schedule, but it is walk-in only. There are three rounds for every fresher: 1. Online Aptitude Test 2. Technical Round 3. HR The online test consists of different questions related to quants, logic, etc.
I was hired directly from my college after an on-campus interview. The first round was an aptitude test. The second round was a group discussion (GD), and the third round was a one-to-one interview. It was really easy, with only a few basic technic
Application I applied through an off-campus drive. I interviewed at Capgemini. Interview There were 4 rounds: 1. Aptitude Test The aptitude test was tough, with a cutoff of 80%. It consisted of 16 quantitative and 16 logical questions, with an allo