Good for those who want to stay on a long-term basis. Joining after 5-8 years or so is a good option.
Personally, I like working aggressively. So, it's okay. Management is slow and unaware of who should get what. I felt too much regionalism/caste issues. Lost a lot of good projects in dev.
Until you have it, don't flaunt it.
One such case: when joined as a fresher, my hike was missed. My N+1 is in some other city. The BIM SPOC has no idea that the entire batch joined, which has not been promoted, which is a default promotion. I had to go and remind them, and then we got the hike.
Lots of good, technically sharp resources have left just because of salary and these issues, which actually makes no sense. This is the time Capgemini needs senior resources (8+ years of experience). Lay off and hold on to 5-year-experienced, sharp resources. Just don't let them go.
HR team: Worst. Lay them off first.
The interview was technical, with coding challenges focusing on DSA and problem-solving. I was asked to solve a couple of algorithmic problems, followed by a discussion on my project experience and technical skills.
The interview process includes: 1. Aptitude questions (math, reasoning, puzzles, and gaming-based). 2. Technical coding. 3. Technical interview. 4. HR interview.
This is a time-consuming process. In the manager round, they treat you unprofessionally. It takes more than two months for two rounds. They also change the schedule multiple times. There is no proper interview process. In the manager round, when we g
The interview was technical, with coding challenges focusing on DSA and problem-solving. I was asked to solve a couple of algorithmic problems, followed by a discussion on my project experience and technical skills.
The interview process includes: 1. Aptitude questions (math, reasoning, puzzles, and gaming-based). 2. Technical coding. 3. Technical interview. 4. HR interview.
This is a time-consuming process. In the manager round, they treat you unprofessionally. It takes more than two months for two rounds. They also change the schedule multiple times. There is no proper interview process. In the manager round, when we g