I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Capgemini in Mar 2017
Interview
I went there by 10 AM, they made me to wait for 2 hours and finally my name was called. Interview panel had only 1 member. he started grilling me on core Java, hibernate, spring questions and finally he ended up interviewing me for almost 45 min. He said I was selected, I was so happy. At the second round the HP team member called and discussed about package and everything was going OK till now. Finally again an technical round was scheduled, which I didn't expect. I was called at 3 pm. He asked me to write programs and queries which was also easy. I was very happy that everything went OK. But finally the result was you can leave, you are not selected. Totally dejected I did everything well but not selected they wasted my entire day.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
map sorting, serialization, servlets life cycle, finding a character in a file and replacing it, hibernate configuration, criteria with inner join query, hql with inner join, difference between beanfactory vs application context, overriding, singleton program, query to add column, concurrent haspmap vs synchronized hasmap, primary key vs not null
The recruitment process was professional and comprehensive. It began with an HR screening, followed by two technical rounds focused on .NET internals and system design. The first round covered C# advanced features and ASP.NET Core, while the second round focused on microservices architecture, SQL optimization, and design patterns.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Capgemini (Chennai)
Interview
The interview focused heavily on core JavaScript technical topics, and one coding question was asked. The session lasted for a solid hour, and the interviewer was helpful whenever I got stuck.
The interview process typically starts with an initial recruiter screening, followed by one or two technical rounds focusing on Java, Spring Boot, REST APIs, and frontend technologies like React or Angular.