Capgemini has a nice working culture. Work-life balance is fantastic. Usually, there is not much pressure, and the work assigned can be easily completed within the deadline. Capgemini is a nice place to start as a fresher, as one gets ample time to adjust to the work culture. Also, the management is lenient towards freshers.
The review and appraisal policy needs to be improved.
I had given the interview in Capgemini as a fresher. The interview process starts with an aptitude test. After clearing the aptitude test, they call for a technical interview. Following the technical interview, there is a machine test and then an HR
First, we had an aptitude test comprising Quants, verbal, and logic. After getting selected, we had a Group Discussion (GD) round, followed by a Technical round and an HR round. The technical round focused on basic concepts.
The process took 2 days. **Day 1:** Aptitude test with 3 sections: Quant, Verbal, and Logical. Quant was difficult but manageable if you practiced RS Agarwal. **Day 2:** Technical + HR interview. The technical interviewer asked some basic programs
I had given the interview in Capgemini as a fresher. The interview process starts with an aptitude test. After clearing the aptitude test, they call for a technical interview. Following the technical interview, there is a machine test and then an HR
First, we had an aptitude test comprising Quants, verbal, and logic. After getting selected, we had a Group Discussion (GD) round, followed by a Technical round and an HR round. The technical round focused on basic concepts.
The process took 2 days. **Day 1:** Aptitude test with 3 sections: Quant, Verbal, and Logical. Quant was difficult but manageable if you practiced RS Agarwal. **Day 2:** Technical + HR interview. The technical interviewer asked some basic programs