God, kill me!
God, kill me!
Blah blah blah blah blah. Since Glassdoor said I had to enter 5 words.
Dear people of Capgemini,
You give a 2-day lecture about diversity in the company, but the minute you are in the project, Tamil people are one team, Telugu is another team, and so on.
One team talks about the other. God, such small-minded people.
Never mind. It does not matter.
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