Capgemini is generally a good employer. Unfortunately, the individual employee's satisfaction depends heavily on the project they are assigned to. There are also really boring projects if you're unlucky.
Even boring projects are accepted.
The first round involved a tough process with very deep, concept-oriented questions. My interview was on React.js. I was a beginner at that time and learned from this interview to be very well prepared beforehand.
The first round was a written test, covering basic aptitude, English, and technical questions. The second round was a group discussion (GD). The third round was a technical interview. The final offer was released one week later, with a joining dat
Off campus, a written test containing aptitude and English, followed by a technical interview and HR round. Many people who cleared the written test got offers. Overall, it was a positive experience. As a fresher, I recommend joining a company that
The first round involved a tough process with very deep, concept-oriented questions. My interview was on React.js. I was a beginner at that time and learned from this interview to be very well prepared beforehand.
The first round was a written test, covering basic aptitude, English, and technical questions. The second round was a group discussion (GD). The third round was a technical interview. The final offer was released one week later, with a joining dat
Off campus, a written test containing aptitude and English, followed by a technical interview and HR round. Many people who cleared the written test got offers. Overall, it was a positive experience. As a fresher, I recommend joining a company that