Capgemini reviews

4.2

86% would recommend to a friend

(86,527 total reviews)
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70% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

Capgemini has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 86,527 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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87K reviews
2.0
Sep 26, 2018

I worked as an Associate Consultant for more than a year.

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Pros

Provides certified training . If you are lucky, you may even be sent overseas(mainly India) for training. Good starting pay for fresh graduates. Work environment is quite chill in the beginning. Good medical coverage.

Cons

HR is poor. Not helpful unless pushed. Singaporean graduates are hired just to boost the local head count, so as to bring in more foreigners. Projects are given mainly to foreigners. Hence, a long waiting period for projects. Sometimes blamed for not getting projects, hence no salary hike/bonuses.

3.0
Dec 7, 2017
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Pros

Great opportunities and variance of work if you're willing to ask and work for it Good initiatives to improve things but few actually improve feedback but statistically look good "did 6 management checkins to connect with the people" but the people aren't really connected to anything other than 'hi, you ok? bye' smiling exec Extreme levels of knowledge in some pockets plenty to learn recommend for entry level folk looking for great opportunity Tech innovation is increasing plenty of courses and exciting things happening

Cons

Pay quickly falls behind market rates, promotions knock pay off so over time one will end up doing a senior role and being paid much less than an external recruit into same job. The payplan process whereby pay is meant to be looked at by independent bodies is tick boxed by having a very wide range of pay with people typically floating in a thick middle bog. To get up the pay grade you end up having to stay for 10 years but by then inflation has overtaken you. common knowledge people have to leave to get pay corrected which is awful for Capgemini as they losing valuable strong future leaders whilst retaining mediocracy. need to decide whether want to be leader of future or global jack of all trades with lots of people in india who can do stuff cheaply. most of new-joiners leave after few years taking away energy and backfilled people take energy of those who remain. repeat every 2-3 years. Promotions are painful even after doing a higher graded job for many months, still plenty of red tape to choke on Plenty of micromanagers at senior levels with extremely low levels of people/leadership skills. Same people keep being given people leadership roles after making their subordinates lives hell. not addressed centrally as each BU has their own HR process / calibration tree Can't use HR to complain as the person you are complaining about will be in your calibration or his/her mates will be so career suicide. silenced and powerless. Too many people with foot off the pedal and getting 3 ratings for mediocracy, High performers are auto box 3s if they get mid year promotion or change area so in most cases, they take foot off gas as the person next to them is practically snoring and getting same pay performance rating. Many pockets of same old faces, rotating and creating their old teams again. Making teams of people around you gives great 360 feedback if you are part of the crew. If you are not then will get less opportunities which mean less pay/progression. Far too many ex civil service folk in cap clothing waiting for retirement with self belief issues = micromanagers and cover my own backers. Too expensive to get rid of so creates flawed performance management system. Typically time in role valued more than ability Need to be more like Accenture and cut some of the dead wood that haven't done their bit for years. with size of company so easy to hide and do nothing.

2.0
Nov 27, 2017

PMO Lead or an Accountant?

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Pros

Good and friendly work environment . Potential for growth

Cons

Job description is different form what i was employed to do. I interviewed as a PMO lead with BTS Apps only to join and started crunching numbers as an accountant. I never did any PMO related activities. They only sell you the job title and if you are willing to change to course of you career from becoming a PMO and an accountant, it is the best place for you

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