Good work-life balance. Good for a career change.
Low salary. Lack of variety in projects and technologies used.
Less DEI.
More variety in clients.
Also, it's a bit annoying when you're working on a client effectively earning for the company, and you get a bunch of notifications from HR initiatives that are clearly not for you, since your hours are allocated to the client that is paying Capgemini.
First, there is a test with four rounds, and each round is an elimination round. If you qualify in the test, you will get an interview call. If you crack the technical round, you will get the call for the HR round.
Good interview experience. Asked about everything mentioned in the resume. Focused mainly on projects mentioned in the resume. Asked questions about the company too. Overall, a good experience with the company.
The process includes several rounds, starting with aptitude, problem-solving, and English grammar tests. This is followed by a Spoken English test and, finally, an interview. The interview is conducted by a senior employee and focuses on resume-based
First, there is a test with four rounds, and each round is an elimination round. If you qualify in the test, you will get an interview call. If you crack the technical round, you will get the call for the HR round.
Good interview experience. Asked about everything mentioned in the resume. Focused mainly on projects mentioned in the resume. Asked questions about the company too. Overall, a good experience with the company.
The process includes several rounds, starting with aptitude, problem-solving, and English grammar tests. This is followed by a Spoken English test and, finally, an interview. The interview is conducted by a senior employee and focuses on resume-based