Good place for work life balance - Data Engineer Capgemini Employee Review

4.0
26 Mar 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

work life balance hydrid work mode

Cons

less hike slow career growth

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Capgemini Response
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Thank you for sharing your experience and providing your feedback regarding your time with the organization. We appreciate the positive aspects you have highlighted, particularly your reflections on work‑life balance and the flexibility offered through the hybrid work model. These elements continue to play an important role in supporting employee well‑being and enabling individuals to manage both personal and professional responsibilities effectively. At the same time, employees have expressed concerns related to compensation and long‑term progression. Feedback indicates that annual hikes may be lower than expected, and career growth may progress at a slower pace than desired. These considerations are important in understanding how employees experience long‑term development and the alignment between performance, opportunities, and recognition. Based on this perspective, your review emphasizes the value of work‑life balance and hybrid flexibility while also highlighting the need to strengthen career advancement pathways and compensation frameworks. We appreciate the balanced feedback you have shared, as it contributes meaningfully to ongoing efforts aimed at enhancing the employee journey within the organization. We encourage you to please connect with your BUHR or People Manager for better clarity.

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