I worked at Capgemini as a software engineer. It was a great experience as a fresher for me
I worked at Capgemini as a software engineer. It was a great experience as a fresher for me
Friendly work environment, cooperative staff, proper training for specific domains, and dedicated trainers.
Discipline, communication, clear concepts, teamwork, and basic programming knowledge are musts.
I want to join Capgemini once again so that I can get one more opportunity to work with this great company.
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Software Engineer
My resume was selected from Naukri. There were two technical rounds. In the first round, two panels interviewed me for C++, MFC, and basic DSA questions. In the second round, a senior manager interviewed me for an hour. Both interviews were one h
Software Engineer
The experience was good, and the process was quite easy. The questions asked were also simple, and the workload is minimal if you join as a fresher.
Software Engineer
Very basic. - Two technical rounds consisting of Java and SQL-based questions. - The third round was a mere formality to discuss salary and location of joining. Prepare with basics and focus more on use cases instead of technology, this being a con
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaFebruary 1, 2024My resume was selected from Naukri. There were two technical rounds. In the first round, two panels interviewed me for C++, MFC, and basic DSA questions. In the second round, a senior manager interviewed me for an hour. Both interviews were one h
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaAugust 20, 2023The experience was good, and the process was quite easy. The questions asked were also simple, and the workload is minimal if you join as a fresher.
Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaSeptember 1, 2012Very basic. - Two technical rounds consisting of Java and SQL-based questions. - The third round was a mere formality to discuss salary and location of joining. Prepare with basics and focus more on use cases instead of technology, this being a con
