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Publicis Sapient

4.2
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

Publicis Sapient Reviews

Based on 8 surveyed graduates working at Publicis Sapient. Read on to get an insider’s view on life as a graduate.
4.2
Based on 8 reviews

Pros & Cons

  • Flexible and kind culture
  • The people and organisational culture. Within my first 6 months, I have made lifelong friends and mentors who provide me with endless support and guidance to navigate my early career.
  • The culture, Colleagues with different backgrounds, possibility to rotate across different capabilities and maximise learning, personality are valued and career advancement strongly supported
  • Flexibility, challenging problems to solve, a very friendly culture, and a balanced work lifestyle.
  • The culture is fantastic. People are great—supportive, collaborative, and overall just super nice.
  • As PS is a growing company, not many people know the brand name outside of consulting, so it is sometimes hard to explain who I work for and what I do.
  • Some internal processes are still clunky.
  • I can't think about minuses! XD.
  • If I had to, then I'd say the salary could be a bit higher. But I'm happy with the current number, and there's no real negative I've come across.
  • People not coming into the office.

What Insiders Say

7.1
Career Prospects
7.1
Career Prospects
There is a pathway to promotion to the manager level that can be fast-tracked according to work and contribution.
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7.5
Corporate Social Responsibility
7.5
Corporate Social Responsibility
There are multiple activities, including a yearly volunteer day for all staff and yearly pro-bono days where you can use your consulting abilities to work for a cause of your choice. There is plenty of other CSR work the company is involved with as well.
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9.0
Culture
9.0
Culture
The hierarchy is quite flat. Everyone in the organisation is approachable and wants to help you grow and develop. After-office drinks are a fortnightly routine and help us socialise with all the faces in the office. When working in project teams, there is complete cooperation from all involved.
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8.8
Diversity
8.8
Diversity
Good balance between men and women, either among employees or in in leadership.. The current AU CEO is a woman, and Culture is very focused on diversity.
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8.0
Satisfaction
8.0
Satisfaction
One of the most exciting aspects of the career of a. consultant is the diversity of the work.. No day is the same; every day is an opportunity to learn about different industries, companies,and cultures. The typical day spans from market research to experience design and from model building to stakeholders' interviews.
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9.0
Management
9.0
Management
Very accessible. It's easy to find mentors you align with. You'll get good, authentic feedback and will also be recognised for your work with equal zeal.
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8.1
Office Work Environment
8.1
Office Work Environment
Modern offices located in the best cities of Australia and in central positions.
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7.9
Recruitment
7.9
Recruitment
There were 4 rounds: 1) a phone call screening round with the HR manager. 2) A behavioural interview to assess cultural fit with the team. 3) A case study interview to assess logical thinking, solutioning, and articulation. 4) The last round is a final interview with the leadership team to assess the final culture and skill fit.
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7.1
Salary
7.1
Salary
I think the graduate program offers a good salary and learning opportunities associated with it. Like for everything, there is room for improvement, e.g., to further develop the learning and training program offered, increase performance bonuses, or increase the salary, but overall, I think it is quite aligned and competitive with the market
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6.8
Training
6.8
Training
Many internal training courses and programs are available. Can ask for formal training when necessary too.
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8.0
Work Hours
8.0
Work Hours
Flexibility is good. PS have different offices; the company is quite supportive of accommodating requests of spending periods in different offices when possible. Extra working hours are recognized, and there is attention on keeping the workload manageable
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6.5
Sustainability
6.5
Sustainability
Circular Economy Commitment to Paris Agreement and UNSDG
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