Strong work-life balance but slow salary growth - GenAI Developer Capgemini Employee Review

5.0
25 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

1. Work-life balance (generally good) Many employees say Capgemini offers a relatively stable work schedule compared to other IT services firms. Flexible work-from-home/hybrid options in many roles. 2. Learning & training opportunities Strong internal training platforms and certifications. Exposure to different technologies and domains (cloud, AI, consulting, etc.). 3. Brand reputation Globally recognized company—good for resume value. Helps open doors for future job opportunities. 4. Job security (comparatively stable) Being a large organization, layoffs are less frequent than smaller startups (though still possible). 5. Diverse projects and global exposure Opportunities to work with international clients. Chance to move across projects or roles over time. 6. Inclusive work culture (team-dependent) Many employees report supportive teams and friendly colleagues.

Cons

1. Salary growth can be slow Raises and promotions often considered lower compared to industry competitors. Negotiation flexibility may be limited after joining. 2. Bench time / project allocation delays Employees sometimes sit without projects (“on bench”), which can affect growth and morale.

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5.0
3 Jun 2026
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Pros

Great Benefits - 401K, Paid Vacation, Medical & maternity benefits Learning and Education

Cons

Very low to nil annual salary increments. Especially since last 3 years

2.0
13 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Pretty flexible. It's cool if you get on a project with a good client, because honestly you will become like a low-class employee at that company who they all dont care about and expect you not to be around very long so if you can deal with that then you can try and have a good time with them.

Cons

Honestly can't believe the audacity and entitlement of the middle management at this place. For example, last year everybody got about 3% merit raises (not at all keeping up with inflation but still something). This year, they were working with the same pool of funds to work with for raises, but made a "business decision" to consolidate the raises to only management. The rest of us got nothing. And the TOLD us they kept everything for themselves. And in addition to that, they twisted the knife by COMPLAINING to the whole department on a department call that their bonuses weren't enough. Just tone-deaf and careless mostly.

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