Great company to skill up on niche technology
Great company to skill up on niche technology
If you are determined to learn, work hard, and upskill yourself, Capgemini is the right place for you. Hard work is recognized here. It depends on the project, but if you are good with your manager and performing well, participating in internal work along with project work, then you will be rewarded for all of those.
Salary is somewhat low as per the market.
If an employee has upskilled themselves and performs well, they should be retained with good hikes and bonuses instead of hiring others at much higher salaries.
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Chat with HR. After a few days, I went through the technical interview. In the technical interview, the evaluators, in good spirits and relaxed, asked me to talk about my previous experiences and what I knew.
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3 to 4 rounds. Recruiter contacted and set up interviews. Had 3 tech rounds with different people. After that, there was very delayed response and communication, and they offered less than what the recruiter had agreed upon.
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Technical interview for Mainframe Developer Role. The interview was not like for an experienced resource. Very basic theory questions were asked during the interview, and the interviewer expected answers exactly as they were written in a book.
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Rio de Janeiro, BrazilFebruary 1, 2025Chat with HR. After a few days, I went through the technical interview. In the technical interview, the evaluators, in good spirits and relaxed, asked me to talk about my previous experiences and what I knew.
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United StatesSeptember 6, 20233 to 4 rounds. Recruiter contacted and set up interviews. Had 3 tech rounds with different people. After that, there was very delayed response and communication, and they offered less than what the recruiter had agreed upon.
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CanadaMarch 5, 2023Technical interview for Mainframe Developer Role. The interview was not like for an experienced resource. Very basic theory questions were asked during the interview, and the interviewer expected answers exactly as they were written in a book.
