This document summarizes a presentation given by Tom Peeters on career options in consultancy. The key points are:
- Only 13% of employees globally report being engaged at work.
- Peeters discusses his experience applying for consultancy roles and lessons learned. He emphasizes planning, creating leverage during negotiations, and putting in serious effort.
- Peeters provides an overview of Capgemini, one of the world's largest consulting firms, and describes the types of work, training, and career development opportunities it offers to new consultants.
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Want to start in consultancy?
1. Engaged
13%
Not Engaged
63%
Actively
Disengaged
24%
Source: Gallup, http://www.gallup.com/poll/165269/worldwide-employees-engaged-work.aspx
n = 73,752 respondents (18 and older in 141 countries via the Gallup World Poll) + 151,335 U.S. respondents. Period: 2011 2012
Only 13% are engaged at work, globally!
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Tom Peeters
Want to start in consultancy?
Key points to remember
1. Work, a next step in life. You want to start engaged?
1. Engagement at work is only 13% worldwide
2. Content of this presentation
3. Why listen to me? No corporate recruitment, just like you!
2. Learnings of my applications process
1. Process : Orientate, long list, short list, negotiate, apply
2. Looking backward on the application process
1. Plan, plan, plan
2. You can create a leverage
3. Winning requires serious effort
4. Can you win?
5. Go beyond the sales pitch
1. Why Capgemini fits for me
1. Overview of Capgemini
1. Markets, values, thought leadership, partnerships
2. Types of consultancies within Capgemini
2. How does a week look like?
3. 4 things that let you fly high
1. Customer Assignment: Roles, examples
2. Training: Soft & hard skills, training budget
3. Young professional program: Making friends across business units
4. Your own initiative
1. Master of your own destiny
2. Development of thought leadership: e.g. Businesss
Information Management, Industry 4.0
4. Overview: Pros & Cons
4. How to make your decision
1. Selection criteria
1. Pros & Cons Traineeship
2. Pros & Cons Normal job
3. Pros & Cons Startup
2. The world looks different from above
1. Dont expect to find the ideal
2. Engagement @ work is not meeting all selection criteria
3. Rational mind that decides? Or guides your feeling the decision
making process?
5. Apply @ Capgemini, apply via me
1. Need help with your questions and the application?
2. Send your resume & cover letter to
Tom.Peeters@capgemini.com
Send your resume & cover letter to:
Tom.Peeters@capgemini.com
3. Day dreaming behind your desk
What is work about?
How do I find a challenge that fits?
What means consultancy on a day to day basis?
How do I come to a right decision?
17. Looking backward on the application process
- Plan, plan, plan
- You can create a leverage
- Winning requires serious effort
- Can you win?
- Go beyond the sales pitch
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Tom Peeters
Capgemini is one of the world's foremost consulting companies with
revenues of EUR 10.1 bn in 2013 and offices all around the world
Capgemini Group - Overview
DIGITAL. TWO STEPS AHEAD
COMPANY
Listed on the Paris stock
exchange (CAC-40)1
EUR 10.1 bn revenues (2013)
Top 5 consultancy worldwide
Two thirds of the worlds largest
companies are our clients
Headquarter in Paris Paul Hermelin
Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
PEOPLE
130,000 employees
Offices in 44 countries
1 Index of leading shares of the 40 biggest French incorporated companies at the Paris stock exchange
43. Doestheconsultancyfit?
I am not the one to judge other consultancy firms
Reminder: Capgemini is a network organization in which you
are amaster of your own destiny. People matter, results
count.
45. #LEARNING: Find a fit, and go for it.
Is it really your rational mind that decides, or does your
feeling guide the Decision Making Process?
Will you be engaged at work when your future job
meets all your criteria?
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Send your questions or resume & cover letter to:
Tom.Peeters@capgemini.com
Engaged @ Capgemini? Apply via me...
Pictures in this presentation: Many thanks to all used pictures provided by photographers on Flickr