Ajilon Consulting
Headquarters: Towson,
MD
70 offices
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THE BUZZ…
- "Smaller, client specific assignments"
- "Rigid "
- "Quality"
- "Not differentiated"
NEWS AND UPDATES
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Uppers
- “Mature business model”
- Brand recognition
- “Freedom to make decisions independently” and the ability to “do your job without micromanagement”
- A reasonable workweek with steady hours
Downers
- “Lack of promotional opportunities”
- “Office politics”
- Compensation is on
the low end
- “The constant state of flux the company seems to be in with regard to the direction they want to go”
ABOUT THIS COMPANY:
Think agility
Ajilon develops customized IT solutions for a number of industries, including financial services, health care, insurance, telecommunications, manufacturing, technology, utilities and transportation. Clients range from the Fortune 1000 to mid-tier and government organizations. The firm, a subsidiary of global staffing giant Adecco Group, has built up its image around the ability to quickly assess a client’s needs and execute appropriate solutions. Among its services are application development and integration, project management, outsourcing and testing. Like its parent, the firm also offers staffing services, whether for long-term contracts or temporary augmentation.
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Getting Hired
Tips from the inside
Recruiting recruiters
Given that Ajilon is, after all, “a recruiting firm,” it’s perhaps no surprise that insiders insist it has an “extensive and complete,” “thorough and comprehensive,” and “cautious and careful” hiring process. It generally involves three interviews, which are conducted “mostly with interview boards consisting of two or more people.” We’re told that two interviews are likely “professional/technical,” while the other typically focuses on soft skills. In addition, there are “various background and reference checks,” as well as drug screenings. There may also be “online technical skill tests for technicians."
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