Verbconsulting
From Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License. Consulting is providing advice in a particular area of expertise. This is not the same as customer service. Specific types of consulting include:
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Q. I'm getting ready to enter a top grad school to work on my MBA and have had mixed thoughts on the consulting field. Just curious if anyone can add shed some light on the pro's and con's of working for a consulting company. Asked by Gumbi - Mon Nov 12 00:32:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. I worked for Deloitte for 4 years. pros: Excellent training, well respected firm should you move on (good resume material), get to travel, work with very bright people, learn professionalism and sales techniques, work for a variety of firms, industries and situations Cons: They really work you - very long hours, high expectations for billable time, always travelling, never get to see the end of something (work on one part of a firm and move on), you can be someting of a commodity to them (management), they hire a lot, have high attrition and work you through a system which is great if you fit but tends to turn you into a cookie cut from a mold. Answered by davster - Mon Nov 12 00:38:41 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "consulting" |
