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Ormit Talent

Experts in NextGen at work.

We understand the next generation and the workplace they step into. Backed by 30 years of experience, we help both move forward.

Turning potential into careers

You’ve got the ambition, you’re capable, and you’ve got the knowledge to prove it. So why does the logical next step look too small for what you want?

It’s not in your head. AI took over the work you used to learn the job with: the research, the first analysis, the first draft. The tasks that used to be your training ground are now a prompt. So starter roles got narrower, while the work itself keeps changing shape.

That puts your knowledge in a different place. It still matters, it’s just not what sets you apart anymore. What does: curiosity, judgement, self-awareness, and getting a group of people in motion. You can’t download those. You build them by taking responsibility before you have all the answers, and finding out what you’re like as you go. And the earlier you start, the further you get.

But it’s exactly the opportunity first jobs rarely hand you. Most companies hire you for what you can already do. We hire you for what you could become.

That’s Ormit Talent.

We’re not a consultancy that happens to train you, and not a training company that happens to find you work. We’re in a category of our own: for the years you’re with us, you do real jobs at client companies, while we build the part those jobs can’t build on their own.

So your growth isn’t something you organise on the side, in whatever time is left after the work. It’s the reason you’re here. Thirty years with the next generation taught us those human skills don’t grow by accident: someone has to build them on purpose.

That’s why we start at selection. Yes, we look at what you’ve done. But we’re far more interested in how fast you learn, how you behave when you don’t know the answer yet, and what you do with feedback you didn’t want to hear. Once you’re here, that’s what the work, the coaching and the training keep pushing on. It’s also why our clients give you work they’d normally reserve for someone five years further along.

What we give

Your knowledge is your starting point; turning it into impact is our craft. Here’s how:

• Responsibility from the start. Roles you’d normally wait years for, with the ownership that comes with them. You skip the queue, not the work.
• A new context, on repeat. New teams, new rules, new people to win over. You get fast at reading a situation you’ve just been dropped into and stop seeing one way of working as the way. Hello, adaptability!
• A certified coach. Autonomy without guidance is not setting you up for success. That’s why there’s a coach who is there for you along the way, during monthly check-ins. Someone who gets you back on your feet, and calls it when you’re making excuses. Consider this your most critical supporter. Employed by Ormit Talent, so unaffiliated with the client.
• 30K in your growth. We put our money where our mouth is. Training and coaching are part of the job, not something you earn later. 20+ formats that sound strange on paper: boxing class, Lego, actors, a full day at the zoo. That’s why you’ll never forget them. They are deliberately unlike classrooms.
• Peers who are in it with you. A small group you can be honest with, and a network that keeps growing with every assignment. Combined, they become your shortcuts.

Most jobs give you one or two of these. Getting all five at once puts your growth in double speed.

What we ask

Not planning on having an average career? Perfect. Then it’s only fair we’re honest about what it will ask of you.

• Step in before you have all the answers. You don’t need to know everything. You do need to take ownership, ask for help, and keep going when it gets uncomfortable.
• Know what you bring, and what you don’t yet. Clear about the value you add today. Honest about where you’re not there yet. Ready to close the gap.
• Use your fresh perspective. You come in without decades of assumptions, and you’re quicker with tools most teams are still figuring out. That only counts if you say what you see, and keep saying it when nobody asks.
• Put the hard things on the table. Coaching only works with what you’re willing to say out loud. Expect to be stopped mid-sentence and asked what your reaction just said about you.
• Help your peers grow. With feedback. Even when it’s not what they want to hear. You’ll trust each other for it to be less uncomfortable.
• Start over before it feels comfortable. Every new role means back to listening, learning, and proving yourself in a context you don’t know yet. Every new context pulls something out of you that you didn’t know was there: what you’re good at, what throws you, what you want next. Most people piece that together over a decade. You get a head start.

Built for people who’d rather be uncomfortable than bored. Not for you if you want one team, one desk. Or if you’ve decided you’re past being coached.

So. Are you up for it?