You'll get to work on different technologies.
No cons as such in Capgemini.
They contacted me via Naukri.com. After discussion, an interview was scheduled. There were 4 rounds: 1. Normal project-related questions. 2. Basic language questions. 3. One to two problems. 4. They will ask verbally about design patterns.
The apti was all about time management. Speak sense in your GD, not just for the sake of it, and you'll get through. Didn't make it to the PI but know the basics of Java.
First, HR called and scheduled a telephonic interview, which was a basic screening. Later, there was a technical face-to-face interview by a couple of people, and then it was an HR discussion over the phone.
They contacted me via Naukri.com. After discussion, an interview was scheduled. There were 4 rounds: 1. Normal project-related questions. 2. Basic language questions. 3. One to two problems. 4. They will ask verbally about design patterns.
The apti was all about time management. Speak sense in your GD, not just for the sake of it, and you'll get through. Didn't make it to the PI but know the basics of Java.
First, HR called and scheduled a telephonic interview, which was a basic screening. Later, there was a technical face-to-face interview by a couple of people, and then it was an HR discussion over the phone.