I worked at IGATE previously and recently migrated to Capgemini.
Pros I see with Capgemini:
Less salary for freshers. (It was better for IGATE freshers)
Number of leaves decreased. (It was better in IGATE)
Irrelevant projects. (Freshers trained in JAVA might be thrown into testing, depends on your luck)
Less hike for experienced candidates.
Please make the policies employee-friendly, which are currently management-friendly.
The interview was good, but there was a lot of gap between the rounds. The HR was not updating the correct status of the interview process. Also, the interviewer was very polite and answered my questions well.
Got a call from Naukri.com. They scheduled a virtual interview. First, they asked questions from Core Java, Spring Boot, AWS, Microservices, and Databases (Joins, PL/SQL). Core Java: * OOPs * String class * Exceptions * Collections * Java 8 new fea
Total 3 rounds: First two are technical. The last one is a managerial round. Topics covered: * Project architecture * RabbitMQ * OAuth * JWT * Multithreading * Ways to improve query performance * Microservice implementation
The interview was good, but there was a lot of gap between the rounds. The HR was not updating the correct status of the interview process. Also, the interviewer was very polite and answered my questions well.
Got a call from Naukri.com. They scheduled a virtual interview. First, they asked questions from Core Java, Spring Boot, AWS, Microservices, and Databases (Joins, PL/SQL). Core Java: * OOPs * String class * Exceptions * Collections * Java 8 new fea
Total 3 rounds: First two are technical. The last one is a managerial round. Topics covered: * Project architecture * RabbitMQ * OAuth * JWT * Multithreading * Ways to improve query performance * Microservice implementation