People matter, Results count
Last month Capgemini launched its new brand slogan ‘People matter, results count’. This included videos from key people within Capgemini who demonstrate our capability to deliver innovative, efficient and sustainable solutions to our clients (http://www.capgemini.com/experts/). This new campaign, along with our collaborative approach, focuses on our people. Why?
The main reason is that it is people who bring about change in a company and particularly in the IT industry where we are being judged by outcomes and results. Capgemini has a good record in delivery in part because its people have a strong appetite for and are keen consumers of technology! They work collaboratively with clients and they deliver successful IT projects. This is why ‘People Matter’ in Capgemini.
So, where do graduates fit into this new campaign?
Capgemini needs graduates with a passion for technology. Graduates from all disciplines are welcomed: humanities, mathematics, IT as long as they see technology as the mean to achieve results. This is what drives our success for innovation and efficiency, and constantly creates new opportunities – People matter, results count.
As graduates and future employees, what do you think of our new brand slogan?
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