Work culture is great.
Office premises are great (I have been in Pune and Mumbai).
Seniors and managers are helpful (entirely depends on the project you are working on).
Work-life balance depends on the project.
Work from home opportunity (probably till Dec, but no official confirmation on this).
Lots of learning if you land into a good project.
Freshers' pay is as per market standard (3.8 LPA for off/on campus).
Less hike and appraisal if you stay for a longer period of time.
Should have more remote opportunities.
I interviewed at Capgemini in July last week. The process lasted until August 24th. After getting selected in the L1 round and completing all document verification, I had to contact HR and the document verification person for a process update. I sen
The interview process consists of the following stages: * Aptitude test with essay writing. * Pseudo-code test. * Technical interview. * HR interview. All levels are easy. Make sure you know everything about your project: its advantages, its drawba
It was a great experience. We had a discussion on various aspects of DevOps and the following technologies: * AWS (EC2, S3, IAM, CloudWatch) * Terraform * Shell Scripting * PL/SQL * Python * Java * Unix * Linux * Jenkins * Git * Docker * Kubernetes
I interviewed at Capgemini in July last week. The process lasted until August 24th. After getting selected in the L1 round and completing all document verification, I had to contact HR and the document verification person for a process update. I sen
The interview process consists of the following stages: * Aptitude test with essay writing. * Pseudo-code test. * Technical interview. * HR interview. All levels are easy. Make sure you know everything about your project: its advantages, its drawba
It was a great experience. We had a discussion on various aspects of DevOps and the following technologies: * AWS (EC2, S3, IAM, CloudWatch) * Terraform * Shell Scripting * PL/SQL * Python * Java * Unix * Linux * Jenkins * Git * Docker * Kubernetes