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GREAT CONSULTING CHALLENGES: AND HOW TO SURMOUNT THEM

WEISS, ALAN - Personal Name;

Great Consulting Challenges: And How to Surmount Them show consultants can use the wisdom gleaned from Weiss's own practice and from other seasoned members of the profession to help overcome persistent problems and next-level challenges. Weiss explains that as consultants' careers develop and become more sophisticated and complex, so do the challenges they encounter. For example, the question of price competition occurs at every level of the consulting business, yet the techniques for astutely resolving the issue can be vastly different for the veteran consultant as compared to the novice who is merely trying to establish a new business. In this book, Alan Weiss discusses the great consulting challenges in key areas such as marketing, selling, delivery, and practice management and offers practical advice for overcoming common problems and learning to thrive as a consultant.


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Series Title
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Statement of Responsibility
Alan Weiss
Call Number
001.068 WEI g
Publisher
San Francisco : Josey-Bass., 2002
Collation
xix, 276 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
0-7879-5510-8
Classification
001.068
Content Type
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Edition
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Subject(s)
Buku Umum
Business Consultants
Consultants
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