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What is it like working at Publicis Groupe?
It is enjoying, Have learned good number of skills, challenging work.
Information Technology (IT) Architect in Bangalore:
Pros: Core technical work
Cons: sometimes no proper communication I tend to miss out on responsibilities.
Research 24/7.
Intelligence Analyst in Chicago:
Pros: The insights and knowledge I gain into the marketing industry
Cons: Lack of transparency into colleagues work streams, where my work is going and who is benefiting from it
Best company to build your career.
Senior Software Engineer in Bangalore:
Pros: Publicis Sapient is a good company to shine in career. Leadership team support is invaluable and great place to learn new skills.
Cons: Might be difficult in getting new projects, could be a long bench time before you move on to new projects.
Work Hard with Great Balance.
Senior Finance Manager in Seattle:
Pros: Flexibility to manage my job without micromanagement.
Cons: Lack of advancement.
Desafiante.
Compliance Officer in Bogotá:
Pros: Mundo de procesos por conocer
Cons: disponibilidad de los directores para llevar a cabo procesos
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