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They took the whole day. In the evening, they asked every person, "Do you have WCF, WPF, and Web API experience?" If you said you had none or less than 3 years, they would say the creepy sentence: "We'll have your resume and get back to you, as we do
Asked questions related to .NET technology in depth. Overall, it was a good interview and process. The Capgemini interview process is very long; there are many interviews after entering the company.
It was a good experience. You need to provide your ID proof. The interviewer asked a few simple questions about: * OOPs * Generics * MVC * Filters * MVC lifecycle * Web API best practices * SQL On SQL, they asked basic join questions, GROUP BY, an
They took the whole day. In the evening, they asked every person, "Do you have WCF, WPF, and Web API experience?" If you said you had none or less than 3 years, they would say the creepy sentence: "We'll have your resume and get back to you, as we do
Asked questions related to .NET technology in depth. Overall, it was a good interview and process. The Capgemini interview process is very long; there are many interviews after entering the company.
It was a good experience. You need to provide your ID proof. The interviewer asked a few simple questions about: * OOPs * Generics * MVC * Filters * MVC lifecycle * Web API best practices * SQL On SQL, they asked basic join questions, GROUP BY, an