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Capgemini Employee Reviews
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Client and Goal Oriented
Director of Business Development (Current Employee) – Sterling, VA – February 8, 2017
Capgemini, throughout the organization, is driven to work with their clients to help them succeed. This is how the workplace culture is orchestrated. They are very goal oriented to meet these goals while at the same time using their values as their guidance.
Consultant Review
Consultant (Current Employee) – PA – November 16, 2018
Opportunities for those with strong developer / coding skills. UX/UI teams are strong, so opportunity is there. LiquidHub is a digital integrator, so if analytics and tech pique your interest, this may be a good option.
Great benefits and good culture
Lead QA Manual Tester (Former Employee) – Lee's Summit, MO – November 12, 2018
Nice people. Great place to work. They do what they can for you. Like any job you get out what you put into your job. You can advance and have the opportunity to grow.
Pros
Great people
Cons
Low salaries
Fair company to work for
Sr. Consultant / Project Management (Current Employee) – US – November 9, 2018
I am new to Capgemini India so i have no pros and cons yet to describe as of now, but i feel that everything is normal just like any other company. All i have to to is get my fingers wet with the culture being followed here.
Unfocused and lacking vision
Principal Insights & Data (Current Employee) – Dallas, TX – November 8, 2018
Firm is managed like a staff augmentation group lacking vision and capability to achieve goals. They know what they want but lacking in how to achieve it. For example, they want to raise margins but do not provide the differentiation that is required. As a result, they just raise margins and get priced out of the technical services they provide.
Associate Consultant
Associate Consultant (Former Employee) – Manchester, UK – November 7, 2018
Great time spent working with Capgemini. Worked there for one and a half year and developed self as a human. Learnt various new technologies and work with huge insurance and banking clients.
Excellent Company and great place to work
NA Alliances Solution Manager (Former Employee) – Bainbridge, GA – November 7, 2018
I enjoyed the environment and the team environment, but I never felt as though my position was a long term position. The company made annual changes and it felt as though there was no loyalty to any particular position.
Pros
excellent pbenifits
Cons
no loyalty to employees
Employee retention
Sr. Director- Account Executive Insurance (Former Employee) – Houston, TX – November 4, 2018
Capgemini does not have a serious employee retention program. The atmosphere is one of fear of getting laid off. It does not evaluate for alternative positions and this is resulted in fear.
Average Place just like any other Indian organisation
Lead System Architect (Current Employee) – California – November 3, 2018
Being one of the worlds leading consulting firms, Capgemini provides opportunity to work globally.
Very Dynamic Environment to work in. Multiple disciplines to learn, specially in the Digital Area with one of the most respected QSR clients.
Would definitely recommend others
Very Dynamic Environment to work in. Multiple disciplines to learn, specially in the Digital Area with one of the most respected QSR clients.
Would definitely recommend others
Average Place just like any other Indian organisation
Senior Consultant (Current Employee) – Wall Street, NY – October 31, 2018
Capgemini is just like any other indian company where there is nepotism and people at higher level support not your work but the interpersonal relation.
Horrible management
Process Lead (Former Employee) – Pensacola, FL – October 23, 2018
Management caused the moral in the workplace to depreciate quickly. Tenure reps left quickly and alot of things were hidden from clients. Benefits are great. Many discounts and perks but management and their decisions caused the bad to outweigh the good.
Very Dynamic Environment
Onshore Project Lead (Current Employee) – Oakbrook Terrace, IL – October 22, 2018
Very Dynamic Environment to work in. Multiple disciplines to learn, specially in the Digital Area with one of the most respected QSR clients.
Would definitely recommend others
Would definitely recommend others
Worse environment to work
Business Systems Analyst/Project Manager (Current Employee) – Sarasota, FL – October 22, 2018
terribly crowded, noisy environment. Difficult to learn processes required to do the job. Took forever to receive a laptop to work on and then constant issues with their server. Long days working 13 hours 6 days a week. The stress level is too high.
Pros
over time paid
Cons
worse place to work
Overall working conditions
Proposal Manager (Former Employee) – Irving, TX – October 21, 2018
I worked remotely most of the time, only going to the office to work on major projects or RFP responses. Working hours are flexible. However, by working at home, I was spending more time on the job that I probably would have working in the office. Working remotely was a big plus for me.
Most of the time, I was working with virtual teams so in any given month, I would work with multiple individuals in various parts of the world.
Most of the time, I was working with virtual teams so in any given month, I would work with multiple individuals in various parts of the world.
Productive and Collaborative Work Environment
Senior Service Delivery Manager (Former Employee) – At various client sites across USA – October 20, 2018
You're expected to take charge and make decisions within your area of responsibility. However Senior management engagement is available if requested. This builds individual confidence and provides a "fail-safe" which increases client confidence and satisfaction.
Pros
Responsible for your growth and success.
Cons
None
Good Company
Technical Manager (Former Employee) – Austin, TX 78701 – October 14, 2018
Good company to work for overall. Sometimes it felt like the company was a bit too large and coordination between the different organizations became difficult. I would recommend Capgemini as a place to work for a friend or family member.
Excellent management consulting organization with a strong and positive corporate culture
Managing Consultant (Former Employee) – Chicago, IL – October 11, 2018
Strong North America leadership in particular the Chicago office. Excellent balance of on the job training, formal training and peer to peer learning. Extraordinary culture of collaboration in Chicago office.
Pros
Strong leadership in multichannel marketing, change management and organizational transformation
Cons
Leadership varies across locations.
Lots of broken promises. Not truly consulting
Associate Consultant (Current Employee) – Houston, TX – October 11, 2018
Seems more like a contracting firm than a consulting company even though they keep saying otherwise. Doesn't feel like you work for the company but are a contractor for the client.
Promotion requirements keep changing. Barely any pay increase even on promotion, maybe 1-3k every promotion, which is every 3 years now.
They boast about their bonus program but is subjective based on the head of the unit.
But there is a lot of opportunity for growth and learning
Promotion requirements keep changing. Barely any pay increase even on promotion, maybe 1-3k every promotion, which is every 3 years now.
They boast about their bonus program but is subjective based on the head of the unit.
But there is a lot of opportunity for growth and learning
Pros
Free training, 401k
Cons
Doesn't feel like a consulting firm
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