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Consultants are often on the go. They work with customers on site, in project teams, or just at home. Flexibility is nice, but it also means that you don't meet each other in the office every day. And yet, at Fendix, we manage to really stay connected. How? Including something simple but effective: the Fendix Babbel.
This article was last updated on
18.03.2026
Written by
Jurre
’t Lam
Information Security Consultant & Employer Branding and Marketing Specialist

Check in during the Fendix Chat: how are you?

Every two months, our counselor Amber sets aside half an hour to walk with each colleague. No agenda, no action list, no check-in via Teams. Just an easy time to walk around together and really talk. Or just have a nice chat. Anything goes, nothing has to be done.

Work & private life: no separate worlds

At Fendix, we believe that work and private life are not two separate worlds. How you're doing at home affects how you feel at work — and vice versa. During the Babbel, there is room for both.

Trust as a basis

The Babbel is not an HR tool, but a moment of genuine attention. And that is always voluntary. You choose what to say or not say. That makes it safe and relaxed — which is why beautiful conversations often occur.

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At Fendix, we believe that paying attention to people goes beyond a “nice extra” or a line on paper. It's in the little things. Like checking how you're really doing. And sometimes that just starts with a half-hour walk.

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