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Thinking of hosting your own webinars? Here are 7 things you must consider.

Rod Burkert

In case you missed last week: Your report meets spec … here’s why that’s a problem. On to this week: At one time in your professional life, I imagine you have participated on a webinar. On to this week: At one time in your professional life, I imagine you have participated on a webinar. But have you ever hosted one yourself?

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Managing Multiple Offers

CaseInterview.com

Success Story: First, I would like to thank you for providing a lot of useful materials on case interviews. Second, I cannot agree more with your advice on handling job interview schedule conflicts. Success Story: I thought I would drop you a quick e-mail to say thank you for your help with my consulting interviews.

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Specialization: The paradox of limiting yourself

Rod Burkert

In case you missed my last post: Micro-influence: This 1 strategy can grow your practice locally, regionally, or nationally. So far, each guest I have interviewed in my INSIDER series (10 as of this post) believes it is important for practitioners to specialize. Industry disruption – time to leave or dig your heels in by niching.

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Is now the time to be a disruptor or a stabilizer?

Rod Burkert

In case you missed my last post: Specialization – The paradox of limiting yourself. Last week, I watched a Tim Ferriss-recommended interview with billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya. The theme of the interview is how/where Chamath is investing as a result of Covid-19 (incredibly interesting perspectives). Next INSIDER webinar.

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An Interview With Deb Siegle

Women in Consulting

Deb Siegle, WIC’s president, was recently interviewed (by email) regarding women consultants and business owners for possible inclusion in an article for one of the Boston College blogs. Here are excerpts from that interview. A mix of both industry-specific organizations and general business or consulting organizations can work well.

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consulting niche celebrity

Kai Davis

A value proposition and a differentiator that none of your competitors (no matter how hard they try, how long they’ve been in the industry, or how much money they spend) can compete with? You: Pick a Target Market (Niche) — You want to pick a small, specific niche within an industry to target. Would you believe it?

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Becoming a “Consulting Niche Celebrity”

Kai Davis

A value proposition and a differentiator that none of your competitors (no matter how hard they try, how long they’ve been in the industry, or how much money they spend) can compete with? You: Pick a Target Market (Niche) — You want to pick a small, specific niche within an industry to target. Would you believe it?