You will be working in different teams which are put together differently for each project. Usually, when you start as Consultant, you will be working in different teams and rotate at least every 6 months to see different parts of the business, expand your network etc.  ….and get to know many Consulting colleagues better. 
Getting to know the whole RWE Consulting team is already part of our onboarding and we try to connect with everyone regularly in our weekly team meeting, coffee chats and team events, of course :)

Dear Svenja,

the same holds for Bayer S&BC. Our staffing foresees a new project roughly every 6 months. This does not mean our projects necessarily end after this time. We also have projects that last longer than 6 months, so there is a regular change in the project team, dependant on the respective starting dates. I personally really like this as it allows to connect with many of my colleagues :)

Best,

Jana

Hi Svenja,

whenever you rotate a project this usually means you also change your team. I personally feel like this is super valuable as you get to work with all kinds of people and personalities :) 

Best
Patricia 

Hi Svenja,

At DHL Consulting, you will have a new team for each project which gives you a great opportunity to get to know everyone closely (of course there are plenty of other opportunities to meet other colleagues, such as daily lunches, coffee roulettes and many many events we have on a regular basis).

Additionally, the projects can be from any of DHL business areas, which also gives you a great opportunity to learn about the company and industry from all angles. 

Best regards,

Ksenia

Hello Svenja, 

at BearingPoint every consultant belongs to a service line and an industry team. Depending on the different client projects you work with colleagues from your own team and also from other teams. This way over time you will meet some team members again on projects and build a strong internal network, but also get to know new colleagues regularly. 

Kind regards,
Claudine