Capgemini reviews

4.2

86% would recommend to a friend

(86,514 total reviews)
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Aiman Ezzat

70% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

Capgemini has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 86,514 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Capgemini employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
Feb 12, 2021
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Pros

There was a Playstation 4 in the break room

Cons

The different departments didn't communicate, causing stress for the bottom rung employees. The compensation is misrepresented before you sign the offer letter. They claim that they pay out a large bonus, but the rules to qualify for even a basic bonus are extremely rigid. Get your compensation as salary heavy in the beginning. The parent company really mismanaged the acquisition of my company. Lots of broken promises as soon as the revenue forecast didn't increase as much as we had been directed to. They cut salaries at the start of the pandemic. They have a "cost of living raise" annually, but that raise is actually your performance raise and it CAN be withheld from an entire department. The HR system is completely disjointed. There is no central portal and many things are managed on entirely different websites. I had to use two instances of ADP to fill out my time sheet every week.

1.0
Sep 11, 2020
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Pros

Nothing after seeing highly unethical practices of company during Covid. They screw peoples careers and HR, Managers collude to keep there job safe and screw technical employees, - There practices affect mental health of an employee to such an extent that he will start hating the dreaded jobs and life for getting into such an org. - Middle managers are worst non technical and non creative dumb humans. There work is just to screw the employees.

Cons

- Most of the projects are of third grade which are run my mediocre management. - Highly unethical organization. The most unethical practice of all are done with people who are in bench. Bench manager forces everyone to find a project or look for job outside otherwise HR will call and ask to put down papers every day in a call . They did that too a lot of people. Now when someone finds a job who is already in bench and ask for a release, they are asking for 2 lakh rupees to give an early release otherwise they are asking to serve the notice period. If you do not have anything they are firing you with notice of a month to 45 days. - Mental health is joke for them. I have seen putting people through so much pressure even during times like covid. Managers yell during daily calls just to show they are managers. Torture employees to work from Bangalore just because he wants it. One of the manager screamed at a guy at night to be in bangalore at the time of Covid. He literally used the words that i don't care if you live or die i need you in Bangalore. - Managers are not only non technical but they don't even know what there direct reportes do in the projects. - Projects do not get renewed and people are removed cleverly with the help of HR. - Highly unethical practices done during the times of Covid-19. People where not given salaries initially and then they where fired stating they are not good technically. - They hired a team mate one week before the project date is going to get over and sent him to bench. - Salary hikes are bad same as any other organization but here they take the process to whole new level. Whole quarter managers talk about promotions and then come back stating you are not ready yet. Prepare an automation script. - HR is one of the worst function. They don't reply for any queries and in meeting if you complain about managers they are the first person to call them and update with name of the employee. Fun fact is Capgemini is an organization with high ethics, - In Covid-19 they took it to whole new level . They fired employees without giving whole 90 days pay. Also blamed there management inefficiencies to win proper projects on employees stating they are incompetent. - One employee was on bench for a months time and was getting forced to put papers. Once offer was received they started telling the employee to serve notice period on bench or pay the price for early release. Within two days there HR policy changed. - Managers are liars with no technical skills. Our account managers was not aware of what the business actually was and there was no interaction with client, They are puppets who scream of automation and cloud but don't know themselves the skin of technology that they actually own.

1.0
Aug 24, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

- challenging to find any

Cons

- disjointed - upper management is out of touch with reality their employees face - too much red tape but I suppose that's to be expected at an organization which employs 200,000+ people globally - the culture of the organization being promoted is far from reality - terrible internal corporate communication and no transparency - they sell themselves as a consulting firm, but they are really an accounting and collections firm - opportunity for career growth here is a myth

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