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The Paradigm of Prestige

CaseInterview.com

I call this the paradigm of prestige. The thing is that the paradigm of prestige is rarely, if ever, talked about explicitly. The post The Paradigm of Prestige first appeared on Caseinterview. It is the default premise of many country, company, and academic-institution cultures. It’s all a choice… your choice. Choose wisely.

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Beyond Consulting: Accelerating Your Professional Career

Tom Spencer

Beyond the veneer of prestige and a lucrative 6-figure salary, however, lies a highly intense and competitive industry, leading naturally to a high turnover rate as many choose to exit this […] The post Beyond Consulting: Accelerating Your Professional Career first appeared on Tom Spencer.

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How to Shape Thinking & Influence Executives with Retired Walt Disney World Parks President, Meg Crofton

Consulting Matters

Meg's ambition was not about climbing the corporate ladder for power or prestige. She emphasizes that it's crucial to be open to different outcomes and to see career progression as a journey rather than a destination. Instead, she aspired to be part of the senior leadership team where meaningful dialogues and decisions happened.

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From Disney to Diverse Leadership with Former Walt Disney World Parks President, Meg Crofton

Consulting Matters

Meg's ambition was not about climbing the corporate ladder for power or prestige. She emphasizes that it's crucial to be open to different outcomes and to see career progression as a journey rather than a destination. Instead, she aspired to be part of the senior leadership team where meaningful dialogues and decisions happened.

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How Prophetable is Your Consulting?

Consulting Matters

The ones who are drawn to the profession because of the potential for making great money and the prestige that comes from working with the executives. Is in consulting primarily for the money and prestige. There's two types of consultants. Then there's the ones who are in it for so much more than money. Short-term focused.

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How Prophetable is Your Consulting?

Consulting Matters

The ones who are drawn to the profession because of the potential for making great money and the prestige that comes from working with the executives. Is in consulting primarily for the money and prestige. There's two types of consultants. Then there's the ones who are in it for so much more than money. Short-term focused.

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Transitioning from Management Consulting to Corporate Strategy/M&A – the Decision Making Process

Tom Spencer

For example, after realizing they dislike some critical aspects of their job, I’ve seen people make hasty decisions to switch roles driven by compensation or prestige rather than their own self-interest. Peer pressure and prestige. Prestige is a powerful form of external validation.