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The very first thing we want to clarify is whether there is a match between you and Implement – both personally and professionally – to make sure that you have the potential to thrive in our tribe right from the start.

You can expect a conversation over the phone with a highly skilled interviewer (and a super nice person) from our Talent Attraction team. The conversation will be full of questions about you as a person, your career so far and your interest in Implement.

This conversation, like so many other situations in life, is all about being your true self so we can get to know the real you right from the start.

We want to get a more comprehensive understanding of you, but we want to do so without relying solely on the previous experiences in your CV.

To make the experience more enjoyable, we have created a test that scientifically evaluates the aspects of cognition and behaviour through a gamified experience.

In our second conversation, you will begin to showcase your skills and capabilities when you meet two of our Implement consultants who will ask about your consulting toolbox to find out how you approach and solve problems.

We also want to learn more about your career aspirations and have an open dialogue about the results of your gamified test. Expect a lot of self-reflection and putting your test results into perspective, allowing us – and maybe even yourself – to get to know you better.

According to science, a real-life simulation is the most reliable way to test a candidate for future job performance.

In conversation 3, you will therefore get the chance to showcase your consulting skills and mastery by presenting a solution to a case you have been given in advance, mimicking the work of an Implement consultant.

You will present to two of our consultants who will assess how you would handle a real-life dilemma. The most important part is that you are curious and authentic, have prepared and spent the necessary time on the case and have practised your presentation.

We want to be the best place for the best people. This means that our people should be both highly skilled consultants and highly skilled people.

That is why, in this conversation, we will explore whether our DNA is compatible with yours. Expect a slightly less traditional interview format than you are used to when we ask you to tell us something meaningful about your life story.

The conversation will be conducted by one of our consultants and one of our colleagues from Talent Attraction.

This conversation is also our last conversation rounding off the experience, which means that we will discuss any remaining questions that you or we may have, hopefully ending with a job offer and a brilliant new colleague for our team.

We know that the quickest way to lose a great team member is to appoint a leader where there is no match, no love. This relationship is fundamental to our business, and it is a two-way street that both parties must shape together.

That is why we do not appoint our leaders. They are appointed by the people they lead. 

You know better than anyone who is the right person to lead you. To guide you, to motivate you, to push you. You know who will get the best out of you and sense when you need a break or a hug. So once a year, you are given the opportunity to choose your own leader.

We believe that people thrive best in an environment founded on autonomy, mastery and purpose. In order to get people to bring their passion, creativity and ambition to work, we must create organisations that are truly fit for humans.

We aspire to create a culture that makes our talented people thrive and perform in a lasting, sustainable way. Our experience tells us that rules, red tape and top-down decisions are very rarely the answer to that. For us, the real task is to build trust, allow freedom and create a deep sense of individual responsibility towards the common good. 

Promotion should be the result of merit and never at the expense of others in a fight for a few attractive seats at the top. Those who have earned it move forward, no matter if it is one person or one hundred. And we decide it collectively in full transparency.

We know from experience that creating a deep sense of purpose and progress in every encounter or meeting is key to engagement and high performance. Conversely, there are few things more demotivating than spending energy on corporate theatre and playing political games where we never get to talk about the things that really matter.

We are firm believers in the power of conversation and that real and courageous conversations have the potential to move us collectively forward. It is in conversations that we come together and grow at Implement and with clients. That is why we invest in building the culture and capabilities necessary to shape the courageous conversations we must have in order to progress.

We know that to be a trusted partner in any transformation, we must be masters in, and continuously build on, our functional competencies. We have, however, also realised that we can multiply the impact of our projects when we create a space where everyone involved grows as humans. These insights about learning are what we believe in, and we hope you feel the same way.

A steep learning curve makes us stay ahead, and it allows us to share insights faster to help our clients transform. That is why we dedicate 20 days every year to training, growth and further development of our mastery.

Our aspiration is to create a place where the learning curve is steep – personally and professionally – because we believe it makes us better partners in our clients’ transformations.

We believe in energy as the amplifier in any situation. In all interactions. Energy is contagious.

We might have the insights necessary to accelerate a transformation. And we might have the capabilities to challenge and improve the behaviour in the client’s organisation. But none of that will come to life unless we also bring the energy that makes others more engaged and capable.

We believe that energy is manageable. It is not something that is there or not. We create it, and we need a language for how to work with it. And we aspire to always bring more energy than we take into meetings, workshops and projects.

In all of our job posts, you will find an indication of which language you can apply in. 

You may see differences in the individual job openings due to the nature or the location of the position.

To apply for our open positions, you need to upload your updated resume, a cover letter and your academic transcripts.

Yes, we most definitely do. Check out our open positions or send us an unsolicited application here.

Normally, we post student positions in both autumn and spring – so keep an eye out during these periods of time.

As a student at Implement, you will be included in projects and assignments with clients on (almost) the same terms as our consultants and full-time employees. We believe that you will have the steepest learning curve when you are given responsibilities – no matter if you are a student or an experienced consultant. 

And we like to invest in our students, so you – if you perform well – can continue your career with us after your final graduation.

Most definitely yes. Either you can apply for one of our open positions or apply unsolicited and indicate who they are in your application. You will find a specific field saying, “Do you know anyone from Implement Consulting Group?”.

Alternatively, you can reach out to them directly and ask them to refer you to our Talent Attraction team in person.

You will almost always find a contact person from the team in our job posts, and you are very welcome to reach out to this person.

You can also always reach out to our Talent Attraction team at talent_attraction@implement.dk. They will be able to guide you through our recruitment experience or refer you to a relevant consultant who will be able to answer your questions

We have limited opportunities for internships as our consultants spend most of their time at our clients’ locations. Therefore, they have limited resources to set up an internship that will be beneficial for you as an intern.

However, if you want to search for an internship, please reach out directly to one of our many consultants and ask if they have available resources to set up an internship. 

As always, you are also more than welcome to apply unsolicited on our website.

Our recruitment process consists of four phases: a pre-screening, screening, assessing and hiring phase.

Initially, you will have a mutual introduction with one of our Implementers to get an understanding of what we expect from you in the process and give you the opportunity to ask all the questions you might have so you feel well-prepared for the process.

During the recruitment process, we will do our very best to keep you well informed while our colleagues assess your mastery, your ways of working and your passions as well as get to know you as a potential new team member.

Our hope is that we will have great conversations about what matters in the role of a consultant at Implement and give you the possibility to get to know us and our culture.

Yes, of course. 

You will always get personal feedback on your interview either in writing or on the phone. We strive to always give feedback within 48 hours. 

You will also get feedback on cases and tests. This will happen during your interview.

After completing your final interview, you will hear back from us within 2-3 days – unless otherwise advised at the interview.

The compensation package will depend on the position you apply for and the brilliance you bring 😊 

However, the compensation package also includes being part of a culture that offers unique experiences and iconic moments with like-minded nerds – as well as a unique training academy to develop your professional as well as personal skills.

As a rule of thumb, we work in a hybrid model. 

We celebrate autonomy, and one of the ways we do this is to work in the way that suits each of us – of course always with consideration of your team and the preferences of the client you are working with.