Pros
As a new hire, you travel to Germany to learn the system for 2 months or so along with other consultants from all over the world. You learn from their top managers and senior consultants. You meet lots of different people along the way.
Cons
When you get back to North America you are assigned to a support role. There was only a handful of consultants who besides one will give you zero support when you have questions. Everyone is focused on their billable hours. Support hours are not considered billable so the upper management starts scolding you for having no billables. On the other hand same upper management doesn't put you on a project or even let you shadow since they want the new consultant to answer calls all day. Management scolds the most trivial issues and so quick to fire employees. Unfortunately, this is a revolving door some of it boils down to how management treats employees. Instead of naturing talent, they are quick to hire the next person in line. The legacy system they use is good but not it is industry-specific and not many North American companies use it. So when you leave the knowledge transfer will be a challenge.
