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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. Sure, maybe you have gone to a few conferences or travelled to your company’s annual meeting, but once you begin a consulting career you will be on the road much more frequently than before.

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5 Travel Hacks as a Deloitte Consultant

Management Consulted

Consulting is known for its business travel – so much, in fact, that it’s hard to describe your work in the industry without mentioning the constant flights and hotel nights. The post 5 Travel Hacks as a Deloitte Consultant appeared first on Management Consulted.

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How Consulting Travel Might Change after COVID-19

Tom Spencer

By no means do I pretend to see the future, but I think I can take an educated stab at how consulting life may change once the COVID crisis is over. Many prospective consulting candidates are probably keen to know what to expect. How will COVID-19 affect client travel? Travel is paid for by the client. Cost management.

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Consulting Career Pathways (Grad School to Consulting)

Tom Spencer

I previously wrote a similar article for those in consulting coming from undergrad. Now I want to highlight the outlook for those who joined consulting from grad school. Compensation Factors Leaving consulting for most people means taking a temporary pay cut in total take-home pay.

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Picking Among Consulting Offers

Tom Spencer

When fortunate enough to have more than one consulting offer, a common sentiment is to go for the firm that is more prestigious or pays the most (oftentimes those go hand and hand). However, I always recommend that anyone who gets more than one consulting offer should think beyond prestige and pay. Areas of strength and growth.

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5 Reasons Why Consulting Jobs are Not As Glamorous As Advertised

Tom Spencer

Ever since I started my undergraduate degree, I was keen on securing a job in strategy consulting. A few years at a top tier consulting firm will look fantastic on your CV and can open up many career opportunities. On top of that, travelling every week is a lot less romantic than it sounds. The pay and the reputation are great.

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What Business Travelers Want Most From Loyalty Programs: Stealthy Luxury

The Crazy Lives of Consultants

We’ve already established that airlines, hotels and the like really want people like me to expense our way through their wares. So let’s talk about what paying business travelers like me really want. The real 1% spends their own money and relishes luxury brands, but consultants like us still have expense accounts and client oversight.

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