Capgemini consultant b2 Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Introduction that includes overall work experience and challenges and how would you tackle that
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Q2. SAP ABAP related technical questions like RICEFW and ABAP on S/4 HANA, CDS views etc
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Q1. In depth knowledge of technical field you are in from basics to advance.
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Q2. Performance tuning related questions and ABAP on HANA coding syntax changes from earlier versions.
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q2. Prompt joiner required.
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Q1. How you monitor application stack
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I monitor the application stack through automated monitoring tools and manual checks.
• Utilize monitoring tools like Nagios, Zabbix, or Prometheus to track performance metrics

• Set up alerts for key indicators such as CPU usage, memory usage, and response times

• Regularly review logs and error messages to identify issues and trends

• Perform manual checks on application components to ensure proper functioning

• Implement automated...read more
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Q2. Java 8 questions
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Q1. Autoboxing and it's uses
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Autoboxing is the automatic conversion of primitive data types to their corresponding wrapper classes.
• Autoboxing allows you to use primitive data types as objects.

• It simplifies the process of working with collections that require objects.

• Example: Integer num = 10; // autoboxing int to Integer
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Q2. Explain system.out.print
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System.out.print is a Java statement used to print output to the console.
• System.out.print is used to display text or variables on the console without a newline character.

• It is part of the java.io package and is commonly used for debugging and displaying information to the user.

• Example: System.out.print("Hello World!"); will print 'Hello World!' to the console.
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Q3. On object creation by new keyword what all locations is memory allocated.
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Q4. How do you identify memory leaks in spring
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Identifying memory leaks in Spring involves using tools like VisualVM, JConsole, and Heap Dump analysis.
• Use tools like VisualVM or JConsole to monitor memory usage and identify potential leaks

• Analyze heap dumps to identify objects that are not being garbage collected

• Look for objects that have strong references but are no longer needed

• Check for potential memory leaks in Spring beans or application context
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They will arrange one test on technical questions

Q1. Technical round
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Q1. In HR they will be a salary discussion and date of joining details they will ask
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Triggers , Salesforce developer basics .

Q1. About projects and Salesforce concepts
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Q1. Basic salary discussion
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