Capgemini has global clients, so lots of onsite opportunities are available. The work culture is very good; everyone in the office, you find, is cheerful. Lots of training are available. You can easily switch to other domain projects through internal job postings.
Salary hikes are a bit of a problem.
Sometimes, internal politics makes employees switch projects.
In order to retain people, please change roles and responsibilities periodically.
In Year 2018: 1. **Two Telephonic Rounds:** * Basics of technologies used, roles, projects, critical situations, and flexibility-based asks. 2. **One Skype Interview:** * Collabedit, program creation on a given scenario. 3. **One Fa
Round 1 was a technical video interview. Round 2 was an AMCAT written test. I cleared both rounds, after which HR called for a salary discussion. There was no feedback or update after this, even after multiple follow-ups.
I had applied for an ABAP developer job. The process included an online technical exam followed by a technical interview. The interviewer went through my resume, and the questions were widely based on its contents. It was a full day process. About a
In Year 2018: 1. **Two Telephonic Rounds:** * Basics of technologies used, roles, projects, critical situations, and flexibility-based asks. 2. **One Skype Interview:** * Collabedit, program creation on a given scenario. 3. **One Fa
Round 1 was a technical video interview. Round 2 was an AMCAT written test. I cleared both rounds, after which HR called for a salary discussion. There was no feedback or update after this, even after multiple follow-ups.
I had applied for an ABAP developer job. The process included an online technical exam followed by a technical interview. The interviewer went through my resume, and the questions were widely based on its contents. It was a full day process. About a