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Hi there! Congratulations, you’ve graduated (or are about to)! Now what?
Whether you’re fresh out of school or already have some experience in the workforce, making the right career choice can be a bit daunting. Don’t worry though – we’ve all been there.
Taking those first steps into the job market might make you feel a little like Bambi on ice – wobbly and insecure. However, we trust that you and your expertise will fit right in. We’re in no doubt that you’ll discover a whole new world as a technical consultant, a functional consultant, or somewhere in between. Not sure yet which function at delaware matches your profile? We’d suggest you have a look at the junior job descriptions below. Who knows? You might recognize yourself in one of them. If so, we should definitely have a talk.
Whichever path you take, it will be an incredible journey either way. Which adventure will you chose?
Many of you will feel like you’ve had enough education for a while and are very eager to jump straight in. Still, we want to make sure to give you the right tips and tricks to get you off to a flying start in your new job as a consultant.
That’s why you’ll kick off your career by participating in the so-called Analyst Boot Camp, an intensive 6-week track packed with trainings and workshops. You’ll take a deep dive into the technologies you’ll be working with and boost your soft skills during social get-togethers, team buildings and business games.
Curious to see how other starters did during their first week? Read all about it in this blog. As a junior consultant, you are going to take ownership of the time you spend with us and truly make a difference. Are you ready?
We have a diversity of people working at delaware, ranging from commercial engineers to developers and everything in between. We even have an archeologist and historian working in our offices! True: a diploma or degree is important in most cases, but it’s not a deal breaker.
To give you an idea:
Most importantly however, is that we hire for motivation. If you are genuinely interested in building the bridge between business & IT, then don’t hesitate to apply. We’d love to have a chat with you!
At delaware, you can apply whenever you feel ready. Our junior job offers are always online and we'll always consider your application. However, there are some key moments to keep in mind when looking for a job at delaware.
The best moment for you to apply is from February to August, knowing that 80% of our juniors start in our September Analyst Bootcamp.
There might be opportunities throughout the rest of the year as well. If you missed the September start, we also host a (smaller) Analyst Bootcamp in March. The amount of open junior positions to start outside of September depend on specific needs and are more oriented towards technical profiles. However, you can always try!
After your application and if we see a first match, one of our junior recruiters will plan a first introductory call. This is a short informal phone call to align on what you’re looking for and to discuss the opportunities at delaware at that time being.
If your interests match our needs, your recruiter will plan an HR interview at one of our offices. After that, you’ll have one or two business interviews with people managers from the team you’ll end up in. If all goes well, we’ll meet one last time to discuss your financial proposal. And hopefully, a couple of weeks later, you’re our new colleague!
Keep in mind that we don’t see your application as an elimination race, but rather as a process where we will try to look for the best possible match with you. This means that both you and we can ask for more flexibility if needed.
Don’t see the HR interview as a moment of evaluation, but rather as an informal conversation. Your recruiter will ask about your interests, your match with delaware and consulting. At the end, you’ll discuss together which delaware team or role will be most suited for you.
It’s not just up to us to ask all the questions! We see the HR interview as a two-way street, so we invite you to be curious, open and critical. This is the perfect moment for you to find out if you can see yourself working here.
Your business interview(s) will be with one or two people that work in the team you’re applying for. They are the ones that will guide you in your projects once you’ve started at delaware.
The business interview is a moment to talk about your experience, interests, background, internships, school projects, … Some teams decide to do a small technical test, others prefer to stick to an open conversation.
Again, this is the time to ask questions about the team, your potential future colleagues and the projects they work on. Don’t hesitate to put them to the test!
As project consultants, no day is the same. When you're at one of our delaware offices, you can feel the buzz when you walk through our doors. We work flexibly in open spaces, but have different rooms for your different needs and tasks. In need of a break? There's always some time for small talk at the coffee machine, or people playing a small game of foosball at the kicker table.
When you're not at the office, you're working at the client side. Here you'll work with many different people: your own team members, colleagues from other teams, project managers, stakeholders or even the CEO of the client company.
Something you don't understand or something that's not clear? Typical for the delaware culture is that anyone of the #peopleofdelaware will be happy to help. delaware is a one-stop-shop for a long list of expertises, so whatever you need, there's always someone you can connect with.
Last but not least: what we do is serious business, but we have plenty of opportunities to blow off steam after hours. Next to our ski trip, Family Day, Starters' Drink or team weekends, you can keep an eye out for informal pizza parties or 'koffiekoeken' on Monday.
Taking those first steps into the job market might make you feel a little like Bambi on ice – wobbly and insecure. To kick off your career at delaware you’ll get a few weeks of small-group training during the Analyst Bootcamp. You’ll not only learn more about consulting in general and the required soft skills, but you’ll also get an introduction into the technical tools we work with.
Further through your career, you'll be able to develop yourself both personally and professionally. The delaware academy is always there to help if you need additional training.
At delaware you’re never on your own. You’ll get a lot of support from you team members, your buddy for daily guidance and your mentor to help you develop your career.
