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Why You Should Take Your Consulting Firm Back to School

David A Fields

For the better part of two decades you entered a new course of formal education every year. That annual ritual probably ceased after you received your degree(s). Would reviving it elevate the success of your consulting firm? Absolutely.

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The Benefits of Being Part of Your School’s Consulting Club

Tom Spencer

If you are a current student and are interested in consulting, chances are you are familiar with your school’s consulting club. Based on this, I want to share with you four reasons why I think you’ll find getting involved with your school’s consulting club to be a uniquely rewarding experience.

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Anyone Can Succeed - Celebrating 15 Years of Consulting Success with Dan Weedin

Consulting Matters

Bosses, colleagues and friends all questioned the wisdom of quitting his high-paying job and steady paycheck for the unknowns of starting his own consulting business. After over 15 years of consistent and growing consulting success - they now understand exactly why he did it. Do you want to start or grow your own business?

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Flying High: How to Build Travel Rewards as a Consultant

Tom Spencer

If you are transitioning into consulting from school or a job in industry or government, you will likely begin traveling more than ever. The average consultant travels at least once a month, with the upper end of the spectrum being every Monday through Friday throughout the year. You have a lot of options here.

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Networking: If You Wait, You Are Late!

Tom Spencer

Whether you are an undergraduate social sciences major, an MBA candidate, or a doctorate engineer, it is never too early to start networking. While those may be important, being a college student also means learning skills and gaining experiences that will help you launch your career upon graduation.

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Taking Greater Risks to Enjoy Greater Rewards with David Baker: Podcast #14

Consulting Success

Consulting success will be yours when you start taking greater risks and stop reinventing the wheel with every new client that comes along. Description: David Baker is a consultant who has been working with marketing firms and advertising agencies since the late 1980s.

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Job crafting to get consulting skills

Tom Spencer

Researchers at the University Of Michigan Ross School Of Business have outlined the ideas behind adding value and meaning to one’s job through the practice of job crafting. Changing your relationships at work. Reframing your perception of the work. Job crafting your current role to gain consulting skills.