Junior Management Consultant Review

My role was a Duty Technician which was a shift based role. I was in charge of multiple national critical live services for the Home Office. I would monitor and maintain these services ensuring that they were working at all times without any issues, during either day or night.

I have learnt a vast array of new skills such as a consulting and presenting skills that help within the professional environment. I further developed my communication skills and also decision making as well. Due to my role, I also gained great skills in time management as well.

extremely, it was great to meet new like-minded early professionals on the scheme and work along side them. The training courses were great and helped to develop new and existing skills. My role was a great introduction into the working environment and overall the best experience of my life.

my programme was structured really well. It was clearly outlined by my EPM, the steps and work needed to be able to pass the programme with a distinction grade (which I achieved after two years). Everything was laid out on a website made by interns which helped my greatly.

lots, whenever I was stuck or needed help. I always had someone to talk to and get help from. This was very important for when I hit brick walls or couldn't make ends meet on certain parts of my programme.

I cant really recall needing help from my training provider during my time working towards my qualifications but Im sure that if I needed it, I could get it.

it has helped my develop as a early professional and kickstart my career at IBM. It taught my the basics of communication with the client, presenting, professional writing and many more skills that are needed in the modern workplace.

I did take part in a lot of professional networking events that were offered. I don't recall any sporting teams but I did become a regular in the gym. I did partake in social activities as well, but not all the time.

Yes

its a life changing opportunity that will surely set you up for success in the future. It gives you the experience needed for the workplace and the skills and knowledge that you gain will be helpful in every walk of life.

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