I'd like to second Anon's post. I've been here for a few years as well, as a consultant in a number of different roles / service lines. A couple of trends worth being aware of:Yes, historically there has been a heavy reliance in Capgemini on public sector work - but that is now turning around, with several units now posting 60-70% non government revenues. We all read about the various woes befalling Western economies (sub-prime etc.) - while at the same time we receive various internal communications about a new Consulting-wide recruitment drive. This is due to consistently high utilisation rates over the past 6-9 months, which show no signs of falling or flattening, economic downturn or no.The latest Group-wide transformation, a major internal project led from Paris, has had excellent feedback from the industry press, which agree that we've got our focus right.Generally the vibe is positive and, as Nick Adams says the pay is generally good. However, I'd disagree that we're "on the up after a downturn" - overall performance has been pretty good in 2006 and 2007. The only challenge has been shifting the portfolio from public to private - which as I say, is finally genuinely happening.
