Isn’t it a fantastic prospect for any consultant? Working on an Identity & Access Management project during the day, and enjoying a beautiful region in the evening – almost like being on vacation.

For our IAM Consultant Linus, this is currently a reality. He is working on an exciting IAM project for one of our Swiss clients during the day, and in the evenings, he enjoys strolling along the beautiful Lake Zurich – just like being on holiday.

Why is it important for us to share this?

As a specialist in Identity & Access Management, the know-how and experience of our team are our most valuable assets. That’s why employee satisfaction is extremely important to us. Our philosophy is to ensure every day that our consultants enjoy working with us. We show regular appreciation for their commitment, which helps us maintain long-term employee retention.

To make sure our team feels completely comfortable, we also provide top-equipped offices and a range of benefits – including table football, a dartboard, free drinks, fresh fruit, and much more. Joint activities like going out for dinner, Segway tours, or bouldering are also a regular part of our team culture.

However, above all these extras, one thing remains the most important: the work itself. For an IAM consultant, it has to be interesting, diverse, and above all – enjoyable. Our team regularly confirms that the IAM projects they work on meet exactly these criteria, while also offering new challenges time and again.

As for the work location – each project comes with different conditions. In many cases, our IAM consultants can work remotely – either from our office or from their home office. But there are also projects where it makes sense to be on-site with the client, either occasionally or on a regular basis.

This brings us back to the IAM project at Lake Zurich.

Because a special project location can also have a positive impact on job satisfaction. That’s why, even when we’re acquiring new IAM projects, we keep an eye on the location. And so, our consultants might find themselves strolling along Lake Zurich in the evening, jogging around the Aasee in Münster, or exploring the Naschmarkt in Vienna.