- Are you a woman on a career break and looking for a job in the
corporate world again?
- Is your career gap more than 1 year?
- Are you from a technical background?
- Are you from a non-Tech profile like HR, administration,
finance, or marketing?
- Maximum women programs are for tech roles such as Cloud and
Java skills. Is this the same kind? No, not at all!
How did I know so
much?
LinkedIn was spread with this
news from senior leadership of the organization a few days back when this
initiative caught my attention. Check out these posts:
How do you apply:
You can DM any person on
LinkedIn, who has shared the post. They will follow up with the HR team.
OR
You can directly apply
through the link: Spring Program 2022 (publicissapient.com). The former page contains useful information on skills,
benefits and eligibility criteria.
When we have worked in an IT
MNC before, we look for similar organizations, as we are familiar with the
corporate world and crave the tons of benefits of top IT MNCs. Work culture,
work-life integration and career growth opportunities are some of the key
benefits people on career break look at initially. These perks may not be
essential for some people, but critical for many. I especially like the
'homework-friendly' environment in Publicis Sapient as many colleagues openly
mention kids related absence in the office.
Publicis Sapient provides a
safe space where you can learn and grow with the organization. Job security and
internal project/technology change are some key benefits. In some of the
Publicis Sapient reviews, I read about previous women hires through 'Spring'
and how they are thriving here.
One of the best part is that
you can be at any career stage for this program. You can be 2-5 years of
experience applying for an Associate role or applying for a Senior Manager role
having 14+ years.
One of the previous 'Spring
hires', Sharmistha Chatterjee joined in 2018 as a Senior Manager - Data
Science.
PS: y\You can also reply in
the comments. I will forward your resume to the concerned HR person.
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