Steria

[apb]

Hi guys,

Anyone worked for Steria recently. I've been approached for the role by Xansa, the contract is to work on a Client site in Financial Services.

I've done a search on the forum and there are not many good reports of Xansa, but these date back to last year - anyone with more recent experience?

Thanks in advance.

[expat]

Hi guys,

Anyone worked for Steria recently. I've been approached for the role by Xansa, the contract is to work on a Client site in Financial Services.

I've done a search on the forum and there are not many good reports of Xansa, but these date back to last year - anyone with more recent experience?

Thanks in advance.

What, you mean better? Tell me the last time an agency turned from slime to human.

[apb]

What, you mean better? Tell me the last time an agency turned from slime to human.

Granted!

How about any experiences working for Steria?

Thanks.

[jo99]

Does any one have any updates on Steria and whether they pay invoices on time etc...

[Moscow Mule]

No, but I have a small joke for you.

Two Xansa consultants walked into a building.







You would have thought one of them would have seen it.

[apb]

Does any one have any updates on Steria and whether they pay invoices on time etc...

I currently work for Steria.

My experience has been very good so far.

Contract stated that invoices are paid in 30 days and they pay on the dot.

Let me know if you need any other info.

[DodgyAgent]

Hi guys,

Anyone worked for Steria recently. I've been approached for the role by Xansa, the contract is to work on a Client site in Financial Services.

I've done a search on the forum and there are not many good reports of Xansa, but these date back to last year - anyone with more recent experience?

Thanks in advance.

very large German consultancy they should be rock solid

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[mavster07]

Working for Steria

Under no circumstances should you consider working for Steria (Xansa).

They are very unethical and don't pay invoices on time. They put you into impossible positions with their clients and then don't back you up when things get rough for them. And they are utterly hopeless at project management, so you are under constant pressure to deliver the impossible.

Do yourself a favour, give them a big swerve.

[expat]

Nearest I've come to working for Steria was when they put my CV forward without telling me (they phoned me once, got no reply, so left a message saying they were going ahead). Later the same day another agency came to me with a role. I said go ahead, I hadn't been put forward for it. I was knocked back, and the agency made to look wrong, because in fact I had been put forward already, by Steria.

Worse, my preferred agency put me forward at a little above my declared minimum; Steria had put me in at only 2/3 of my "lowest price"! So not a chance of that one.

When I got back to Steria, firstly they were adamant that they had not put in my details without asking, because they had asked (in a phone message) but I hadn't replied. And secondly they said yes, there was a problem with my rate....

Nearest I've come to working for Steria; and nearest I will ever come. (Actually they kept calling me even when I asked, then instructed, then ordered them not to: I had to threaten official action to get them to stop).

[Pogle]

I worked for Steria on the NOMIS project a couple of years ago.
I had no problems.

HTH