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 Working for Èpeus is no ordinary
job. What we do – management consulting focused on
projects and project management across a range of
sectors and in a variety of roles – is a most dynamic
industry, offering variety, challenge and reward.
The true capital of any organisation
is its people. Èpeus is focused on enriching through any
commercially realistic means its true capital –
individuals whom we believe embody and uphold our
corporate values, share our vision and will work toward
the future with us.
One aspect that sets us apart from
most companies undertaking projects is that we are
committed to a structured training program and a career
path for individuals wishing to engage in management
consulting in the project field. Very few, if any,
client companies offer such a career path.
Projects in which Èpeus are involved
include an almost unimaginable breadth of variety. As an
Èpeus employee, you would be tested and you would be
challenged, but you would also be rewarded for the value
that you add to our clients’ projects. We have a wide
range of incentives and rewards to recognise effort and
contribution towards company goals.
Financial, legal, marketing, and
administrative functions are also essential to the
smooth running of our business and projects. This book,
however, is focused on those who can accept our
challenge as project professionals.
Our
Training Program
The Èpeus Training Program is
intended as a structured approach and is aimed at all
Èpeus personnel to add to their skills sets and help
each to identify and develop his or her personal and
professional goals. Èpeus will attempt to specifically
tailor development for the individual. The training that
any given individual is offered depends on his or her
role within the company as well as future aspirations.
Although the stages of the training
program can be outlined as follows:
Stage 1: Induction and
Familiarisation
Stage 2: Project Components –
Theoretical Underpinnings – ‘Gap Closing’
Stage 3: Practical Experience
Stage 4: Ongoing Professional
Development
The path is not linear. An
individual may go through one or more stages at the same
time.
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