Not at all. I haven't found anything good yet in the last 1.5 years.
They will put you in any project. If a project is not there, then they will force you to work in the service desk.
Otherwise, they will fire you.
At the time of the interview, they asked for your preferred location, but they can send you anywhere.
If you are a fresher, don't go for Capgemini. For the first 5-6 months, they will put you on the bench, and then they will give you any project.
The entire process was divided into 3 parts spread over a period of 2 days. The first day involved an aptitude test designed by Cocubes. A total of 45 questions had to be answered within 1 hour, which included math, logical reasoning, and essay writ
The interview process was good. The interviewer covered every topic I mentioned on my CV. The interviewer asked some icebreaker questions to ease into the conversation and create a comfortable atmosphere. It did help.
The recruitment process involved the following rounds: * Aptitude Test (Quantitative, Reasoning, English) * Technical Round (mine was a one-to-one session) * HR Round (mine was a one-to-one session) This was a university pool recruitment proc
The entire process was divided into 3 parts spread over a period of 2 days. The first day involved an aptitude test designed by Cocubes. A total of 45 questions had to be answered within 1 hour, which included math, logical reasoning, and essay writ
The interview process was good. The interviewer covered every topic I mentioned on my CV. The interviewer asked some icebreaker questions to ease into the conversation and create a comfortable atmosphere. It did help.
The recruitment process involved the following rounds: * Aptitude Test (Quantitative, Reasoning, English) * Technical Round (mine was a one-to-one session) * HR Round (mine was a one-to-one session) This was a university pool recruitment proc