About PASS

Facts

The PASS Consulting Group is an international group of companies. The core competencies are IT-Consulting, Software-Development, Project-Management and Solution Providing.

We have made our mark by means of our high-productive software development- and allocation techniques (Generators of the Solution Factory).

PASS was founded in 1981 and has more than 600 employees.

Vision / Mission

Vision

PASS strives for the development of IT products, solutions and services in zero-effects quality and for market leadership in automated software generation.

PASS will be a quality enterprise that achieves perfection in customer orientation, organization and leadership, based on competences and values. These values include amongst others truthfulness, appreciation, responsibility and independence.

Mission

We develop customized software for the price of standard software, based on reusable components. According to this, our core competencies are consulting, project management, manual and automated software development.

Our goal at PASS is to make our customers successful by means of competent consulting and by the use of IT products and solutions. The customer defines “success”.

Why PASS?

What does PASS offer its employees?

What does PASS expect from employees?

Work-Life-Balance

There are phases in life when it’s important for employees to balance private interests or family life with work life. To achieve this, they are prepared to accept less pay.

These options can be considered in part-time models, by means of sabbaticals, by downshifting and a highly flexible team and organization.

Here are some examples of colleagues who have taken advantage of our offers to balance their professional and private lives.

Flexible working hours

Annabelle Nakajo, Business Consultant

“I have always matched my family situation and work at PASS and my working hours have varied between 16 and 34 hours per week. At PASS it is important that the results are right and they are delivered punctually and not, when the work is done. This is important for me as I don’t want to live without my profession and my children don’t want to live without me. Through the flexible working hours I can do both and this is important for both a harmonious family life and my personal equilibrium.”

Brigitte Grasser, System Consultant

“As a mother of three a good work-life-balance is very important for me. On one side, I would like to carry out my job as a System Consultant and on the other side my family is my top priority. I therefore have a special agreement with PASS: I start working at 5.30 so that I can spend time with my husband and children from the early afternoon”

Sabbatical

Silke Reim, Consultant

“In September 2004 PASS made it possible for me to work for a four month period as a volunteer on a project for street children in Ecuador. Following SOS Children’s Villages’ example, we built a house on a huge land plot in the Rio Negros Mountains for about 6 children and a child-carer. At the same time it was important to clear land to be cultivated, to secure a water supply and drainage, to take general care of the finca and to make contact with neighbors and village locals. This experience showed me that starting a career doesn’t have to mean the end of looking over the horizon and it was an opportunity for me to do something very different, crazy and risky.”

Jörg Wolf, Senior Consultant

“After many years of work behind me, I had the strong desire to escape from work and my daily routine, to find my own rhythm and reflect on the most important things in life. So from April to July 2007 for body, spirit and soul, I went on a sabbatical and began my pilgrimage along the 2.600 km St. James’ Way on foot. This journey was possible due to the generosity of my family and PASS, who granted me the extra time needed over and well above my annual vacation entitlement, as a sabbatical. I spoke to many people on the pilgrimage, who couldn’t take such a long time off from work and were surprised to hear that there are organizations, that make such undertakings possible.”

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