Capgemini US Reviews in Chicago, IL Area
Updated Feb 13, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees. Ratings are reflective of location and job title.
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Pros
Management Consulting, opportunities to work with fortune 100 companies, travel
Cons
Inability to switch between practices easily.
Advice to Senior Management
Provide more training opportunity to Senior Consultants
Pros
Great entry level position and work/life balance.
Cons
Salary, disorganized trainings, unable to venture off into other sectors of Consulting, and benefits are not competitive.
Advice to Senior Management
Better pay and provide more clear/concise directions.
Pros
Good group of employees in the field
Work balance is good
Cons
Only concern is hitting sales numbers
Advice to Senior Management
Stop the politics and start listening to your employee concerns and then act on the concerns
Pros
-Good Sr leadership
-Well defined capabilities and expertise
Cons
-Only look at consulting work with less focus on downstream work
Pros
Variety of innovative projects to work on. Smart people to work with.
Cons
Travel up to 4 days a week for many months at a time.
Advice to Senior Management
Provide a clearer picture of where the NA operations are going.
Pros
strong global brand big firm
strong culture
great people
Cons
limited career development support
limited communication
limited support to fulfilling of KPIs
Advice to Senior Management
communicate more
Pros
people are great except for the leadership. They pay well. It can be alot of fun.
Cons
The biggest underachieving company in the industry. Sr management is out to make as much money for themselves as they can even if it means cutting people that have given years of their lives working here, and foregoing vacations.
Advice to Senior Management
Start looking at the people aspects and less at your W-2
Pros
friendly place, can take lead and grow, work real hard and get growth, get to travel a lot if in consulting. sometimes frustrating.
Cons
limited visibility across other teams / projects, haphazard decision making, short sighted views and decisions of mgmt, lots of travel or client locations since its consulting.
Advice to Senior Management
should listen to employees, should have a hr team who cares for employees, should offer more time off and trainings.
Pros
Capgemini provide great learning opportunities across variety of areas. It operates across a wide range of consulting topics starting on the strategic consulting of the continuum to the tactical system implementation and operational outsourcing aspects
Cons
Heavy technology impact. Does not have clear go to market offerings and hence does not have a strategic insight into the type of competencies they want to develop and hence many time operate as an ad-hoc body shopping
Advice to Senior Management
Focus on identifying key competencies and a development plan. The competencies should not be limited to soft skills but based on the offerings.
Pros
Exposure. Types of projects. Meet people and opportunity to pitch to clients.
Cons
Have to a be pet of a 'somebody' to see even see a good opporunity your way.
Never get the due or credit even when your performance in 110%.
Lot of favoritism. Some managers do not even consider you if you are not from a certain geographical part of the country.
Family is never a priority. If you are asked to go to alaska you would have to, if not you are fired. No respect and taken for granted a lot.
You would have to be 'somebody's' female dog to get ahead.
Advice to Senior Management
Show certain respect and not favour guys from your area. Sometimes that means a senior guy would end up reporting a junior guy. Dont put people in a position so that they are certain to fail. We are in a 'people' business so you better have the right people. Scrutinize more and dont puch blame.



