If you are stuck in poor politics, you will hate this company.
People manager and assignment manager. The assignment manager is the person working with you at the client location, but appraisals are done by the people manager. This is kind of weird, as the people manager doesn't get a 360-degree view of what you are doing.
I was hired by Capgemini through the on-campus recruitment process. The interview process consisted of three rounds: 1. A written test comprising analytical and logical questions. 2. A group discussion, which was mainly based on day-to-day topics
The interview will be scheduled. You will clear all rounds and receive all documents, but the HR round never happens. Only when hired for a project requirement will the process be smooth; otherwise, it will be delayed.
There were three rounds: * Aptitude test. * Once you passed this round, there was a Group Discussion. * In the third round, the interviewer made the candidates very comfortable and asked behavioral questions, no technical questions.
I was hired by Capgemini through the on-campus recruitment process. The interview process consisted of three rounds: 1. A written test comprising analytical and logical questions. 2. A group discussion, which was mainly based on day-to-day topics
The interview will be scheduled. You will clear all rounds and receive all documents, but the HR round never happens. Only when hired for a project requirement will the process be smooth; otherwise, it will be delayed.
There were three rounds: * Aptitude test. * Once you passed this round, there was a Group Discussion. * In the third round, the interviewer made the candidates very comfortable and asked behavioral questions, no technical questions.