Gallup

Consulting

PrincipalConsultant(BilingualGermanandEnglish)

€110–145k Berlin, Germany FULL TIME
The Brief

“Principal Consultant (Bilingual German and English) at Gallup. Skills: Client advising, Relationship building, Needs diagnosis, Change guidance. Advise senior leaders. Build deep relationships”

What You'll Achieve.

Drive meaningful change; Make well-informed decisions; Lead to effective action; Grow your accounts; Expand Gallup's impact; Create exceptional workplaces; Impact growth

Industry & Context.

Consulting
Problems you'll solve

Navigate ambiguity; Diagnose workplace issues

Eligibility Requirements

Eligibility to work in Germany, No employment visa sponsorship

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

10 years consulting experience, Native-level German, Fluent English, Work on-site 3 days/week

Nice to Have

Master's degree preferred

What You'll Do.

Advise senior leaders

Build deep relationships

Influence decision-making

Lead roundtable discussions

Lead consultative meetings

Diagnose client needs

Architect consulting approaches

Guide clients through change

Identify new opportunities

Grow existing opportunities

Expand Gallup's impact

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Influence internal partners; Shared accountability

Communication Scope

Executive communication; High-stakes conversations

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