Capgemini is a good place to work, but it depends on the project and manager.
Whatever the hard work, it won't pay.
Got an opportunity through an employee referral drive. I was called for a face-to-face interview. The technical questions were related to Java, covering basics of Java, JDBC, threads, and programming skills. There were two rounds of technical interv
Two technical rounds followed by an HR round. Basic C++ questions were asked in the first round. The second round involved: * Project-based questions * Standard Template Library * Virtual functions * Design patterns * Runtime polymorphism
I received mail from HR. It was supposed to be a face-to-face interview only, as mentioned in the mail. However, due to unexpected crowd, a written test was included. Since they were not at all prepared for this, it took almost 3-4 hours to get the s
Got an opportunity through an employee referral drive. I was called for a face-to-face interview. The technical questions were related to Java, covering basics of Java, JDBC, threads, and programming skills. There were two rounds of technical interv
Two technical rounds followed by an HR round. Basic C++ questions were asked in the first round. The second round involved: * Project-based questions * Standard Template Library * Virtual functions * Design patterns * Runtime polymorphism
I received mail from HR. It was supposed to be a face-to-face interview only, as mentioned in the mail. However, due to unexpected crowd, a written test was included. Since they were not at all prepared for this, it took almost 3-4 hours to get the s