Capgemini is the only employer I have ever worked for that I can genuinely say is the best. They pay employees the best salary in the market, and the benefits package is attractive and generous. Work-life balance is attractive too. Capgemini offices are comfortable and appealing to work in. Base location is allocated that may change; they assign you to the nearest client location to your home. They give you clear and specific expectations for what success looks like in all job roles. They encourage collaboration, and networking is easy as everyone is very willing to assist you.
Try to be more open with all employees; don't trust only the mid-management.
Give importance to young employees. Higher management should take feedback after a project is finished. Don't rely only on middle management. Soft feedback is not enough.
The interview itself was easy, but the onboarding process has taken over a year. The interviewer was 2 hours late, but it was online so it was just a simple wait.
Two rounds were taken on a single day over the weekend. I was shortlisted from both rounds. After continuous follow-up, they scheduled a third client round after 15 days. Subsequently, after another 15 days, they conducted the HR round for compensati
Mild interview. All they discuss is how little you will agree on. If you accept their terms, you are hired. The panel nature seems to be good, but can be rude too.
The interview itself was easy, but the onboarding process has taken over a year. The interviewer was 2 hours late, but it was online so it was just a simple wait.
Two rounds were taken on a single day over the weekend. I was shortlisted from both rounds. After continuous follow-up, they scheduled a third client round after 15 days. Subsequently, after another 15 days, they conducted the HR round for compensati
Mild interview. All they discuss is how little you will agree on. If you accept their terms, you are hired. The panel nature seems to be good, but can be rude too.