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In Capgemini, I was selected for the Vodafone client in 2017. The documentation was done before releasing the offer, so I was waiting for the offer from them. After 3 weeks, I tried to contact them. Then HR told me that my offer was declined but didn
The interview consisted of three rounds: * Technical * Technical + Manager * HR It was an average-level interview. With proper preparation of Java and Java 8, mostly focusing on Stream API programs, one can easily crack the interview.
There were two technical rounds. The first round covered basic Java concepts. The second round delved into advanced topics such as Spring Boot, microservices, Java 8, and SQL. The interview was easy. This hiring is for a finance domain project.
In Capgemini, I was selected for the Vodafone client in 2017. The documentation was done before releasing the offer, so I was waiting for the offer from them. After 3 weeks, I tried to contact them. Then HR told me that my offer was declined but didn
The interview consisted of three rounds: * Technical * Technical + Manager * HR It was an average-level interview. With proper preparation of Java and Java 8, mostly focusing on Stream API programs, one can easily crack the interview.
There were two technical rounds. The first round covered basic Java concepts. The second round delved into advanced topics such as Spring Boot, microservices, Java 8, and SQL. The interview was easy. This hiring is for a finance domain project.