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Our networking and career day, CHECKPOINT Political Consulting, successfully celebrated its 20th anniversary on May 22. More than a hundred talented individuals took advantage of the opportunity to meet with renowned political consultants in person at Berlin's Quartier Zukunft. They received valuable information about entering and changing careers, as well as subsequent career paths in political consulting. Interactive workshops offered the chance to try out being a political consultant, while discussion rounds with junior staff and managers from the participating agencies and consultancies provided deeper insights into the industry. The next CHECKPOINT Political Consulting will take place on November 6 in Berlin. Early bird tickets are available here. We were also interested in these topics:

Job cuts are declining: According to the ifo Institute, the German labor market is showing initial signs of stabilization. The ifo Employment Barometer rose to 95.2 points in May 2025. This indicates fewer planned job cuts.
Skills shortage declines: Current figures from KfW show a slight easing of the skills shortage in Germany. Although 27.2 percent of companies continue to complain of restrictions due to a lack of personnel, the slight easing is attributable to the weak economy. Despite the short-term decline, the skills shortage remains a challenge, especially in the service sector.
Unemployment due to AI: In a new study, the International Labor Organization (ILO) warns of the gender-specific effects of AI on the labor market, as t3n reports. According to the study, women are disproportionately more likely than men to lose their jobs due to AI.

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Job cuts are declining: According to the ifo Institute, the German labor market is showing initial signs of stabilization. The ifo Employment Barometer rose to 95.2 points in May 2025. This indicates fewer planned job cuts.
Skills shortage declines: Current figures from KfW show a slight easing of the skills shortage in Germany. Although 27.2 percent of companies continue to complain of restrictions due to a lack of personnel, the slight easing is attributable to the weak economy. Despite the short-term decline, the skills shortage remains a challenge, especially in the service sector.
Unemployment due to AI: In a new study, the International Labor Organization (ILO) warns of the gender-specific effects of AI on the labor market, as t3n reports. According to the study, women are disproportionately more likely than men to lose their jobs due to AI.

Spread the word: Do you have friends or acquaintances who are also interested in political jobs? Feel free to forward the registration form for our newsletter.

20. CHECKPOINT Political Consulting career day in Berlin

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20. CHECKPOINT Political Consulting career day in Berlin