I joined Capgemini when they acquired Igate, and since then, I haven't observed any pros.
They stopped giving increments for later years.
It was a day-long process for the three rounds: 1. Technical 2. Manager 3. HR. Technical round was in-person with core C++ questions like data structures, multithreading, class objects, OOPs concepts, etc.
It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a
Normal interview. There was one phone round, followed by two in-person interviews. The first two interviews were purely technical, and the rest were HR (which was horrible). The technical interview was good. It's another matter that they did not p
It was a day-long process for the three rounds: 1. Technical 2. Manager 3. HR. Technical round was in-person with core C++ questions like data structures, multithreading, class objects, OOPs concepts, etc.
It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a
Normal interview. There was one phone round, followed by two in-person interviews. The first two interviews were purely technical, and the rest were HR (which was horrible). The technical interview was good. It's another matter that they did not p