I particularly like the variety it offers. As an apprentice, you get insights into many different internal departments, such as Recruiting, Finance, Research, Design & Languages, and various secretaries offices. I particularly enjoy the administrative tasks in those departments.

On the one hand, we support client acquisitions and projects in the same way as classic consultants do; on the other hand, we are the zeb unit responsible for creating and further developing various market models and studies.

An internship or a position as a student assistant will allow you a closer look at the daily work of a consultant and help you decide whether it matches your expectations. You get to see the various facets of being a consultant and gain some initial experience.

Working with many different teams has shown me that no two days are ever the same in the Research department.

Your personality, your diversity of ideas and your commitment are considered an asset at zeb. Whether you are an intern, a junior consultant or an experienced mentor, communication takes place on a par, and you are always part of the project’s success.

My day-to-day work at zeb is super varied and every day is different. Whether I’m involved in workshops on client premises or working on innovative topics in my Practice Group – the variety of tasks is huge. My project work regularly presents me with exciting challenges that require new solutions.

Working in external communications, I love to be part of interdisciplinary project teams and I appreciate how much authority I have over my own work.

Our analyses provide our management and specialist departments with business-relevant insights on various aspects of HR and recruiting. My day-to-day work has many different facets: from performing requirements analyses to creating, optimizing and publishing reports to further developing our HR IT systems.

Unlike in consulting, I hardly have to travel at all, which I really appreciate, since I have just moved to Münster and first want to settle down here. My tasks are highly varied, I work on larger projects such as designing a new pricing strategy for a bank, but also frequently on smaller market analyses or the further development of our market models.

For me, the Embedded Research department combines the best of two worlds: client proximity and scientific work. I can assist in various client projects as part of a team while continuing my university-style way of working, since a large part of my everyday work revolves around developing models and studies.