Posts Tagged ‘Career Growth’

Opportunities to grow as a professional come from all corners at Perficient. Here, we spotlight three colleagues who have taken charge of their careers and risen to new levels of success. They cite supportive managers, talented and driven teammates, and challenging and rewarding projects as motivation for their continued career growth. Perficient Colleagues Share Their […]

What It’s Like Working at Perficient Have you ever gotten off a team conference call and felt so powerful and inspired you were convinced your team could conquer the world? It feels good, right? Admittedly, while not every single call is like that (and a second cup of coffee by the declarer of that first […]

  Jörg Hoh recently wrote a post about the value of a good business consultant, which sparked a few of my own thoughts. In the post, Jörg argues that the role of a business consultant is in many ways more vital to the success of a project than having technical expertise. This is because a good business […]

Our Perficient colleagues share how they live and breathe our core values. Here, Apoorv Rajput, a technical architect, writes about his experiences working with our clients on artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives. I never shy away from stepping into an unknown territory. I am always up for new challenges. As a technical architect with Perficient’s artificial […]

I’m a lead technical consultant at Perficient, and I work with our Talent Acquisition department to find the right people to fill positions with my team, primarily software consultants who will work typically within the Microsoft platform. My support in this effort involves a 30-minute consultant phone interview with candidates to evaluate their skills and […]

There wasn’t any hesitation from our Organizational Change Management (OCM) team when our practice lead David Chapman, CCMP, proposed launching a practice book club and put it to a vote. “I received a unanimous, ‘yes,’” he said. The team committed to reading the selections and then participating in discussions and sharing facilitation responsibilities during their […]

I’m six months into my first job out of college, and so far, I’ve hit the ground running. I graduated from Georgia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, and I’m now a junior developer at Perficient Digital and based in Atlanta. A Familiar Face At a career fair, I recognized the Perficient recruiter […]

Our Minneapolis Perficient Digital team welcomed their first-ever summer intern, Abigail Franz, this year. During the 12-week internship, Abigail worked with our Digital Commerce colleague Rupa Amin to take her college studies a step further and gain valuable real-world experience. “We are building off of the hard skills our interns have learned in college classes […]

“Success is not key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing you will be successful.” The quote by Albert Schweitzer rings true in so many ways for me. I believe that happiness is a feeling, a feel-good factor occurring when you are indulging, when you have accomplished […]

For me, one of the most important qualities of a campus recruiter is to spend optimum time with each candidate to find out about the individual’s career aspirations, work history, and educational background, and discuss opportunities the company can offer accordingly. Perficient was extremely helpful in this process. Launching My Career I received a master’s […]

I graduated from Carl H. Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati, in August 2016, with a master’s degree in business analytics. The Perficient team that came to the campus fair in February 2016 was amazing. I had the opportunity to network with Aaron Price, a Senior Solutions Architect in our Perficient Digital Adobe practice, […]

I am majoring in Computer Science and will be a senior at Ball State University in the fall. As I pursued summer internships earlier this year, my dad gave me some advice. He told me to pick three places that would be my dream internship and apply to them, even if I thought I might […]