Have you cleared an interview in Publicis Sapient or going through
an interview process for a Senior Associate position in PS? Wondering what this role entails in the organization and if this
would be the right decision?
Below are some of the key things you should know at Publicis Sapient before
joining.
- Company culture. Every company has its own
unique culture, and it is important to make sure that you are a good fit
for the company's culture before you accept a job offer. Transparency,
career growth opportunities, clear communication, leadership connections,
and recognition in the company create an open culture that synchronizes
with a creative mindset. A way to gauze good work culture is to see if
people return to the same organization for work. I have seen many senior
people boomerang back to PS after making a job switch as elsewhere work
culture was not resonating with their goals.
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- Company locations: Publicis
Sapient has offices in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Noida, Pune and
Gurgaon. So, if you are residing in any of these cities, you can pop by in
offices in a hybrid mode at your convenience for team meetings and workshops.
People living in other states/cities can fully work from home. I am not
joking! My teammates are working from Coimbatore, Lucknow, and Bihar and
visit offices for workshops/team events occasionally.
- Projects, clients and tech stack: I recommend you go through recent acquisitions by PS, media articles of PS senior leaders for last year and ‘The How' channel. These online resources will paint a picture of projects and technology stack that leaders are focusing on. Leaders' focus means prospective projects/tech stack you may work on inside the organization. Metaverse, GCP, Sustainability, AWS, Salesforce Net Zero cloud, Generative AI, Energy efficient technology - these are just the tip of the iceberg. The more you keep yourself up to date with the latest tech skills, the better job security and career growth opportunities await you in the organization.
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