Bad hikes, no RnR, total exploitation by clients as no support from company side. - Senior Software Engineer Capgemini Employee Review

1.0
Apr 24, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The hybrid mode is only good thing i experienced.

Cons

Really low to no hikes.

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Capgemini Response
2mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We appreciate you highlighting the flexibility of the hybrid work model at Capgemini and are pleased to know that this has been a positive part of your experience. Supporting employees with working arrangements that enable balance, productivity, and collaboration remains an important focus for us, and your feedback reinforces the value of this approach. We also acknowledge your feedback regarding salary hikes being very low or not occurring as expected. We understand that compensation growth and timely recognition are important for employee motivation and long-term career satisfaction. While salary revisions are influenced by multiple factors such as performance outcomes, role expectations, business conditions, and market considerations, we recognize the importance of ensuring employees feel their contributions are fairly recognized. Your insights are valuable as we continue to evaluate and strengthen our compensation and recognition processes to improve transparency and employee experience. Thank you once again for sharing your thoughts and for being a valued part of Capgemini. Wishing you continued growth and success in your career journey ahead.

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