Annual Human Capital Report 2025

Our
People & Tools

Our strength lies in our people. With a robust team of over 100 professionals, we utilize advanced digital management platforms to ensure project transparency and efficiency.

900
Total Associates
03
Global Hubs
99%
Retention Rate
12+
Avg. Years Exp.

Workforce Composition Analysis

Our data reveals a shift towards cross-functional expertise. The visualizations below breakdown our talent density across primary domains, regional distribution, and the evolving skill proficiency index.

Distribution by Center of Excellence

*Engineering and Strategy comprise 65% of total headcount, reflecting our pivot to technical consultancy.

Proficiency Index (YoY Growth)

*AI & Data Science capabilities have seen a 210% index growth since Q1 2024.

The "Associative" Methodology

At Consac, we do not view staff as isolated nodes. Our organizational graph theory suggests that every associate is connected by at least 3 vectors: Project DNA, Skill Cluster, and Mentorship Lineage.

Navigate to the directory to see these live connections.

The Associative Directory

Select an associate to reveal their neural network within Consac.

Select a profile to view their detailed dossier and organizational associations.

Qualitative Analysis

The Human Algorithm

This section explores the qualitative methodology behind our talent acquisition and retention strategies. While the dashboard provides the metrics, the following chapters detail the "why" and "how" of the Consac culture.

1. The Polymath Principle

In 2024, Consac shifted its hiring focus from "specialists" to "T-shaped polymaths". The data clearly indicates that associates with overlapping interests in Design Systems and Backend Engineering outperform their siloed counterparts by a factor of 2.3x in project delivery speed.

We define a Polymath not just by academic credentials, but by their ability to synthesize disparate information. Our internal "Knowledge Graph" (visualized in the directory) tracks these synthesis points.

Case Study: The Omega Project

When the Omega infrastructure failed in Q2, it wasn't a senior architect who solved it, but a Junior Data Analyst with a background in music theory.

2. Cognitive Diversity & Inclusion

True innovation requires friction. If everyone agrees, no one is thinking. Our diversity metrics go beyond demographics to measure "Cognitive Distance".

3. The Future of Work: Asynchronous Mastery

With hubs in 42 locations, synchronization is a bottleneck. We have moved to a documentation-first culture.

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