It's an average company. Depends highly on the project you get. It's like getting into a casino and hoping for the best.
Like I said, in pros, it's chance-based. Of course, being a consultancy firm, one would be naive to expect good compensation.
I got hired through campus. It was a different kind of campus placement as Capgemini had partnered with NIIT. Capgemini came on campus in January 2014, looking to hire May 2013 graduates. All those who had not secured a placement from the usual campu
I was hired through a campus recruitment drive. The first step was an aptitude test, which was one hour long. The questions were general math and English. Next, there was a group discussion with 10 members per group. After clearing this round, the
It was an aptitude test. If you passed this test, then an interview would be scheduled. The interview was easy. Just having basic data structures and any programming language is enough to crack it.
I got hired through campus. It was a different kind of campus placement as Capgemini had partnered with NIIT. Capgemini came on campus in January 2014, looking to hire May 2013 graduates. All those who had not secured a placement from the usual campu
I was hired through a campus recruitment drive. The first step was an aptitude test, which was one hour long. The questions were general math and English. Next, there was a group discussion with 10 members per group. After clearing this round, the
It was an aptitude test. If you passed this test, then an interview would be scheduled. The interview was easy. Just having basic data structures and any programming language is enough to crack it.