Results Count People DONT matter - Business Manager Capgemini Employee Review

1.0
Sep 14, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Process and procedures are defined according to business segment

Cons

If you face dosent fit within certain business segments you can forget any type of recognition or promotion. All they care about are profits and not people. Please see their company logo statement

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Capgemini Response
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Thanks for taking the time to post a review and I’m sorry to see you’re not happy in your role. You’ve said that you’ve been with Capgemini for more than ten years and are still a current employee – has something specific happened recently to make you change your opinion of Capgemini as a company? Have you reached out to your HR representative to discuss your situation, or if you’re not comfortable speaking to HR directly have your considered contacting our Employee Assistance Programme? Contact details for the EAP are on the company intranet and any conversations you have with them are completely confidential. We’d really like to hear more about your specific situation so that we can see what more we can do to help and support you. Our UK Director of Recruitment, Neil Denton, would also be very happy to talk to you if you feel comfortable contacting him.

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Pros

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Cons

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