Not recommended at all. Join at your own risk. - Senior Associate Level2 Publicis Sapient Employee Review

2.0
May 26, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Company's focus is all about learning. Sapient gives unlimited access to udemy, O'Relliey, LinkedIn materials in order to learn as many skillset as possible. More salary as compared to service based.

Cons

Once you join the company, there is no surety of getting a project. You will be put on bench. You will have to go through rigorous client round of interviews. If you do not crack 3-4 interviews then there is every possibility of being sacked from company. Increments are unpredictable. In last 4 years, they have missed 2 years in terms of increment. As long as you are billable , you will be worshipped. The moment project gets finished and you are on bench then you will taste the real behaviour of people. Staffing partners are ineffective. Once you join the company, you will think to have good communication in the company. In contrast to that, you will be put in isolation waiting for client round meeting invitation. Staffing partners will never respond to you on emails or pings. Client is god in Sapient. If you get a good project then it is your luck otherwise be ready for overtime and rude behaviour from client. You can not even complaint in the organization as client is god and HR does not exist.

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Cons

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Amazing culture, at least in this office. Catered lunch twice a week, and constant events and treats and free snacks. Experience can be very balanced in terms of work/life. Great benefits, including generous PTO policy.

Cons

Broader company has poor strategy, and clearly doesn't know what to do with the workforce they have as AI lowers the client pipeline and rates. Roles are only plentiful in the US if you are in Product or Project Management, as other capabilities are being offshored to save client budgets, and/or are being collapsed so that employees must vibe-AI their way into competency. This leads to sapped morale and poor output at the client level. As the company has been struggling - and as promotions become less likely to be approved - some of the most passionate folks in the company have left for greener pastures, or have been unceremoniously pushed out. This in turn has led to a weakening of office culture. Your work experience can also be variable - depending on seasonality, client pipelines, and role, you could be so busy you don't have time to care for yourself or so bored you are feigning productivity. More than is normal at other consulting companies, the workloads seem incongruent with who's being hired or not.

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