Interesting projects, very nice people, and a good work spirit, but the salary is too low
Interesting projects, very nice people, and a good work spirit, but the salary is too low
Very good best practices and methods.
Very resourceful experience.
Interested projects.
Nice people and work spirit (no competition).
Working in projects with other Capgemini people makes you feel like you're working in a team.
Salary is too low compared to market. Very seldom bonuses. Management considers that if you want more money, just quit.
Increase your salaries, or you'll lose most interesting people.
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Data Engineer
For an apprenticeship position in the data sector, the interview includes: * An interview with the manager. * A knowledge test in languages (Python, SQL) and English. Then, an interview with the director of the data sector is scheduled. A response
Web Developer
I had an initial phone interview that lasted about 15 minutes. The exchange was clear and concise. I was mainly asked questions about my background, my motivations, and my availability for the apprenticeship.
Software Developer
A job interview begins with a mutual introduction, followed by a technical phase with questions about Java and its frameworks like Spring or Hibernate, sometimes accompanied by a practical test. Finally, it ends with a discussion about my motivation
Data Engineer
Paris, FranceOctober 7, 2025For an apprenticeship position in the data sector, the interview includes: * An interview with the manager. * A knowledge test in languages (Python, SQL) and English. Then, an interview with the director of the data sector is scheduled. A response
Web Developer
Paris, FranceSeptember 15, 2025I had an initial phone interview that lasted about 15 minutes. The exchange was clear and concise. I was mainly asked questions about my background, my motivations, and my availability for the apprenticeship.
Software Developer
Paris, FranceSeptember 1, 2025A job interview begins with a mutual introduction, followed by a technical phase with questions about Java and its frameworks like Spring or Hibernate, sometimes accompanied by a practical test. Finally, it ends with a discussion about my motivation
