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Stress = Fear

CaseInterview.com

In the world of Ivy League schools and elite consulting firms, it was perfectly acceptable to admit you were feeling stress but very taboo to admit you’re scared. Back when air travel was still practical, if you were running late for a flight, you may have felt “stressed out” about catching the flight. First Name *.

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Consulting Networking: 6 Best Practice Guidelines

Tom Spencer

One of the more memorable parts of the consulting recruiting process was witnessing people attempting to network with consulting firms. Hence, I thought it would be helpful to highlight 6 pieces of tactical guidance for networking with consulting firms. Do Not Make the Conversation About How You Deserve Consulting.

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Future-proofing your job against the robots

Comatch

Like in most lines of work, soft skills are critical to your success as an independent consultant, perhaps even more so. Take emotional intelligence, a critical component of the soft skills that underpin harmonious and productive relationships. Your soft skills and personal approach can make or break a good deal.

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Is Executive Coaching Really Worth it?

Organizational Talent Consulting

Improved Emotional Intelligence (EQ) A recent Harvard study revealed that a leader's emotional intelligence (EQ) matters more than their mental ability (IQ). And a key outcome of executive coaching is improved emotional intelligence. A short guide to pricing your services as a consultant or coach.

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How to De-Risk Working with a Freelance Management Consultant

Comatch

More than ever, organizations are using independent experts and freelance management consultants to address critical challenges. In a recent webinar, I addressed some of the typical issues that arise when working with a freelance management consultant. Travel costs matter less than capabilities. . Here are the key insights. .

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To Make a Change at Work, Tell Yourself a Different Story

Harvard Business

Emotional Intelligence. Emotional Intelligence Has 12 Elements. Such was the case with Chris, a management consultant facing a health and career crisis. The long hours, travel requirements, and high demands of his work were taking a serious toll on his physical and mental health. You and Your Team Series.

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What is Executive Coaching?

Organizational Talent Consulting

Emotional Intelligence Coaching focuses on helping you become more self-aware and effective in relationships. The executive seeks a consultant or a mentor to solve a problem or share their experience. Affordability improves through reduced travel and associated costs. Consulting Psychology Journal, 53 (4), 205-228.

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