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Hello Guys,
I joined Cognizant recently, the project interview calls which I am getting is not from my base location.
I have the location constraint, should I wait for the right opportunity or raise this concern to ADP team so they can look in to it?
As per ADP policy, one should not have any constraints and take the project as FCFS basis.
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If it’s possible I would do a call with the CEO and your candidates as part of the interview and allow them to address any concerns regarding leadership…worse case they decide they don’t like them best case they join and already have met with the CEO
Probably will go one of 2 ways as a contractor:
Immediate / end of week termination.
Wow, this person is a thinker, we should get them on our team for the long haul. (Or, your boss is embarrassed by having not identified this previously and rides you like a horse becoming mega micromanager.)
It depends if you have a plan in place to turn it around. Is that getting new hires to write glowing reviews 3 months in? Talking with leadership in how to instill a better culture to turn around this perception? Other?
-Guy who has identified how to save millions of dollars for a company only to have embarrassed their boss
I think bringing it up with leadership that prospective candidates will see this and it is an obstacle and will potentially work against us. But that we can work through it if we do X or Y. Share some stats on impact of employer brand.
You want an accurate (with a positive spin) story to share with candidates that explains some of negatives eg the company went through some tough growing pains, but the CEO has built out his leadership team now so he’s less involved in everyone’s shit and can focus on what he does best.
Think of some candidate personas - are you just hiring desperate folks who will ignore the bad rep and jump on the next job offer OR do you want people who need to be passionate about the industry and ready to disrupt the chaos. Quite different discussions for each persona.
I’m currently interviewing for a role with a ‘interesting’ rep as well so thinking how I’d approach this.