Business Consultant Review

Completing university work and building skills and knowledge in consultancy based skills. This goes from facilitation learning to presentational skiils, findning data and drawing stories from these. Many of the skills are soft skills such as communication and how to deal with customers especailly in a business to business basis.

I have learnt Customer relationship management tools, from university and in work. Managing customers and the resources used for it such as sales force and more offline ways such as personal selling etc. Have also had opportunity to develop programming skills and learn in new areas such as cloud computing.

It is varied and there is a lot of freedom to move between areas which has allowed for a role that best suits me to then work with motivation and better productivity. The varied customers and freedom has been refreshing especially as an apprentice going into work life from colledge.

The structure is almost a matrix model. Everyone has valid opinions and is open to challenge others, the hierarchy is built in a way to use innovation and best employee possible. The program structure is new in the degree I am taking and start has not been developed before however it is forming as we move through the first year.

I receive as much support as I ask for. There is also proactive work but the wellbeing perspective has helped to remain in track without work overload (especially when its a degree and work). This can be from high up or from others in the same situation, questions are very warmly welcomed.

This has varied depending on who was helping my development, majority understand that the qualification is the most important area in our course. This relieves pressure from work and allows the best performance and achieve higher grades due to this way of prioritizing the degree. If I ever need help around a subject there is someone to help.

This has directly correlated with my work. I have used gained knowledge with customers and how best to maintain relationships for example. There is much more to learn but the way the degree is built is made to directly relate to my work and this has caused it to be relatable by using evidence and examples

These have lacked, one day a week in the office that is optional makes those days motivating and there are some clubs set up that anyone can join but is limited. This is one of the few areas which would help if there was more to do socially as the uni experience isn't the same.

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The opportunities and freedom to work in multiple areas create the best working enviroment for you. The extremelty warm welcome to curiousity and questions was suprising and the knowledge that is available to you if you ask the right questions feels unlimited. the more you want out of it the more you will get

If the job aligns with what your values are then the chances to get in are higher. If they match then you match as a person. Look at what Fujitsu do and explore the Uvance sustainability goals, it is incorporated into every project. Ask questions and be able to be honest