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No cons as of now.
I attended an interview for a Java Developer role. Had four rounds of interviews: * Written test (Java based, Oracle, and Spring) * Technical interview * Manager interview * Client interview It took one month for the offer to be released after the
It was only one technical and one HR discussion. I’m 6.5 years experienced. Maybe that’s the reason for only one technical. Everything went for only one week. But Capgemini HR team is the worst of the lot. I have given my documents and filled all req
After two rounds of technical discussions and programming rounds, the interview was really nice and featured very good questions on the technical side of React.js and JavaScript, as well as other front-end skills. The HTML and CSS questions were also
I attended an interview for a Java Developer role. Had four rounds of interviews: * Written test (Java based, Oracle, and Spring) * Technical interview * Manager interview * Client interview It took one month for the offer to be released after the
It was only one technical and one HR discussion. I’m 6.5 years experienced. Maybe that’s the reason for only one technical. Everything went for only one week. But Capgemini HR team is the worst of the lot. I have given my documents and filled all req
After two rounds of technical discussions and programming rounds, the interview was really nice and featured very good questions on the technical side of React.js and JavaScript, as well as other front-end skills. The HTML and CSS questions were also