Sat.Sep 14, 2019

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3 Things to Remember as You Start Your Consulting Career

Tom Spencer

These are a few tips and tricks that I’ve picked up from my own personal experience as well as anecdotes for consultants a few years out. There are a lot of things to note when first starting your career, but these are the most broadly applicable. 1. Be open-minded. While not all consulting firms are structured like this, some have talent managers or staffers that put you on projects.

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Give Me an Example of That

Alan Weiss

If you’re writing articles without real-world, contemporary examples to which the reader can relate, you’re merely writing conceptual pieces which aren’t going to persuade prospects. Think of all those awful college professors who merely read their notes and pontificated. You were obligated to take their classes, and you were paying them.

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More (or less)

Seth Godin Blog

The linchpin faces a fork in the road: You can try to make your job have more. More impact, more responsibility, more leverage. Or you can be industrial about it and try to have your job involve less. Less risk, less effort, less to fear. Is your ideal job one where you get paid but no one even knows you work there… or is it to bring your hopes and dreams and talents to a position where you can change things for the better?

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How to glean insights from data and where to start?

Tom Spencer

This question comes up often. It is typically asked when you are thrown multiple data sources, running up to millions of rows. Sometimes you are lucky — you may be asked to solve a very specific and well-studied problem (e.g. predict which customer is likely to cancel their subscription within the next month). But often you are simply asked to “mine the data and tell me something interesting”.

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PowerPoint Best Practices for Creating Stellar Presentations

Mastering data visualization in PowerPoint will help accelerate your career because it positions you as someone who can present data that drives business decisions forward. think-cell's PowerPoint Best Practices eBook was created specifically for professionals aiming to master the art and science of data-driven storytelling. What’s inside: Practical Insights: Uncover valuable tips for crafting engaging and persuasive presentations.