It depends on the project you get. I joined as a fresher and got to learn a lot in the first three years.
No work-life balance. No classroom training for employees because of workload.
HR should assign projects depending on experience.
Capgemini’s interview process can vary a little depending on whether you’re applying as a fresher, an experienced professional, or for a specialized role. Generally, it follows these stages:
The interview process was very good and smooth. I received a response very quickly. There were four rounds of interviews involved: * Resume scanning and shortlisting * Technical interview * Managerial interview * HR discussion Additionally
Here's a short version of the interview process: * **Application** – Submit resume and cover letter. * **Screening Call** – Brief chat with HR or a recruiter. * **First Interview** – Talk with the hiring manager or team. * **Final Interviews
Capgemini’s interview process can vary a little depending on whether you’re applying as a fresher, an experienced professional, or for a specialized role. Generally, it follows these stages:
The interview process was very good and smooth. I received a response very quickly. There were four rounds of interviews involved: * Resume scanning and shortlisting * Technical interview * Managerial interview * HR discussion Additionally
Here's a short version of the interview process: * **Application** – Submit resume and cover letter. * **Screening Call** – Brief chat with HR or a recruiter. * **First Interview** – Talk with the hiring manager or team. * **Final Interviews