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Narrow Your Niche to Win More Work as a Solopreneur

Successful Independent Consulting

Because they’re experts in their field, their name immediately comes to mind when a specific phrase, problem, or business need pops up. Working within the intersection between these disciplines, Jack emphasizes leadership development, inter-cultural business communication, employee engagement, and customer focus.

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Employee Engagement is Unethical

Consulting Matters

When I met with three aspiring consultants who are very passionate about parlaying their experience to help companies create healthy work environments and engaged employees. They almost fell out their chairs when I told them that I am starting to see that employee engagement is actually unethical. Let me explain.

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What Skills Do Firms Want in Aspiring Consultants?

Tom Spencer

Being a consultant is no easy feat, and almost every successful consultant is characterised by competent mastery of the following 5 key skills — problem solving, leadership, data and quantitative skills, teamwork, and communication.

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Gamification in Learning: Enhancing Engagement and Knowledge Retention

Clarity Consultants

Engaging employees and promoting knowledge retention are essential for successful learning outcomes in the fast-paced corporate training world. By including game elements in the learning process, gamification can revolutionize corporate training, making it more engaging, interactive, and effective.

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The Pair of Hands Trap: What Keeps Consultants From Strategic Client Partnership

Consulting Matters

It is how I grew my business and helped my clients grow small requests into six-figure engagements. Clients rarely diagnose the true problem they are facing. Invest in solutions that don't solve their problems. This positioning perspective is behind my approach to landing work, which I call a Partnership Set Up.

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The Top Eleven Things Employees Want From Their Leader

Rick Conlow

What do employees want from their boss or in a job? Obviously, they are not receiving it with the elevated levels of employee discontent, disengagement, and distrust. If you pay attention to these eleven things employees want in a job, you will have a real opportunity to create an inspired and highly engaged team.

Training 109
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Boss vs Leader: Two Distinct Management Approaches

Tom Spencer

A heavily top-down approach might have worked in the past but this style of boss management is increasingly ineffective and alienating to employees. People who engage in boss management behaviors nowadays often do so unknowingly and unintentionally, which makes such practices all the more toxic.