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Negotiation is a Life Skill

Peter Stark

What I love about the topic of negotiation is that many people look at me and tell me, ‘You know what? I’m not a negotiator,’ or ‘I don’t do it very well.’ Other people, just at the hearing of the word ‘negotiation,’ become fearful. Negotiation is a life skill. Tip #2 – go for win-win outcomes.

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How to successfully negotiate anything (not just your salary)

Tom Spencer

Negotiating is something we do every day, with everyone, for everything. We started negotiating as babies when we cried to get what we wanted and gradually built up our negotiation tactics to negotiate dinner locations, job offers, problems with partners, and basically anything that life throws at us.

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Consulting vs. Coaching

Consulting Matters

Strong technically but need to round out skill-set with managerial experience. Needing to improve a specific leadership skill, such as: listening, communication, political savvy, etc. Likely to benefit from investment in their executive and leadership skills. The Difference Between the Role of a Consultant and a Coach.

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Want a Data-Driven Organization? Start with Your Talent Strategy

Organizational Talent Consulting

Talent Strategy Step #1: Identify the right analytical skill sets After establishing your data-analytics strategy that is tightly aligned with the mission and culture of the ogranization you need to determine the roles and the knowledge, skills and abilities of the talent most critical to meeting the needs.

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Implied vs. Explicit Expectations

CaseInterview.com

All relationships work more smoothly when expectations are clear and explicit. The opposite of an explicit expectation is an implied one. Let’s look at both personal and professional examples. When two people become a couple, one of the issues they’ll need to navigate is holidays. Whose family do we spend this holiday with versus another?

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Personal Branding is your Trademark in Consulting

Tom Spencer

Although this opinion may be biased and untrue, once established it takes on a life of its own, and will require a lot of time and effort to change. To make progress at a top consulting firm, networking is non-negotiable. Swindoll wrote, “first impressions never have a second chance ”. This is the nature of personal branding.

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Why Soft Skills are Necessary in Landing a Consulting Job

Tom Spencer

Robles once said, “soft skills have more to do with who you are than what you know”. We have machines to deal with hard skills that are physical, repetitive, and require basic cognition. Learning hard skills will prepare you to work with these machine-like abilities.