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As
a management consultant you will have a rewarding, challenging and
prestigious career. You will help businesses and other organizations identify
problems, and recommend solutions to those problems.
"I enjoy helping
great organizations that need re-energizing and refocusing. It is a privilege
helping those transformations take place."
- Martha R.A. Fields,
founder and CEO of Fields Associates, Inc. Cambridge, Massachusetts
As
a management consultant, you may also be an adviser, coach, project manager
and trainer. Consulting offers a variety of areas you can choose to specialize
in.
If
you would like to be paid to give advice to companies, the FabJob
Guide to Become a Management Consultant
will help you discover how you can get started and succeed in this
rewarding career.
Author
Jennie
S. Bev, MBA, is a professional writer and management consultant. In
this e-book she shares with you
insider tips and
expert advice
from 15 leading management consultants, including several best-selling
management authors.
The
guide offers information for anyone who wants to become a management consultant,
including:
Getting
Ready
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The
skills
employers and clients are looking for and how you can develop them
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Why a degree is not necessary
(and what you need if you don't have a degree)
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If you decide to get a degree...
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The majors (besides business)
that are most attractive to employers
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Top MBA programs in the
U.S.
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Top Canadian and international
programs
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Tips on applying to an MBA
program
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Online business schools
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The best resources to teach
yourself management consulting
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An insider's view of
the industry
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Titles and job descriptions
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The best entry-level position
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The 5 major specializations
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Sample assignments
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The stages involved in
a consulting project
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The 2 best ways to get experience
that
will give you an advantage over other applicants
Getting
a Consulting Job
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Types
of employers and the best ways to approach them
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Large
firms
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Boutique
firms (small and specialized consulting firms)
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Internal
consulting for corporations
-
3
other types of organizations that hire management consultants
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What
employers are (and are not) looking for
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Tips
for writing a cover letter (includes samples)
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Writing
a winning resume (includes samples)
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How
to find job openings
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Advice
to help you ace the interview
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How
to make a lasting impression
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Types
of questions to expect (includes sample answers)
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How
to handle the "business case" question
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5
things not to do in an interview
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What
you need to know about recruitment agencies
Starting
Your Own Management Consulting Firm
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Links
to the information you need about the "business" side of things
(permits, choosing a name, finances, etc.)
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How
to set up your office
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How
to create a professional image for your company
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Pricing
your services
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Advice
on hiring employees and contractors
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Finding
potential clients
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How
to market your firm effectively through
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Advertising
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Networking
-
Free
publicity
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Getting
listed in professional directories
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What
you need to know about preparing proposals (includes a sample proposal)
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What
to include in a client agreement to protect yourself (includes a
sample agreement)

Plus,
you will discover
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Valuable
resources
(including the top professional associations and business publications)
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A
skill that can give you an advantage over the competition if you
want to work for a multinational firm
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Tips
on preparing a business plan
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How
to be certified as a "professional" management consultant
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And
more
This
guide has been selling for up to $29.97 U.S. for an e-book alone. SPECIAL
OFFER: If you buy the guide today, Monday, May 21, 2012 you can have
this valuable insider information for only $14.97. You can earn back the price of the guide many times over with
your first job. Plus this guide can help you get hired much more
quickly.

If
you are undecided, take advantage of our guarantee. Buy it,
read it, and if you are not satisfied, your money will be refunded.
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It includes photos and you can adjust the type size to make it as pleasant
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CD-ROM Also Available: If you would like
to have a back-up or spare copy of the guide, you can have it on CD-ROM
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FabJob Guide
to Become a Management Consultant was a finalist in the Non-Fiction
How-To Category of the Eppie Awards for excellence in electronic publishing.
Congratulations to author Jennie S. Bev and the FabJob editorial team.
Also
Recommended
For
step-by-step information on how to carry out a consulting project,
plus expert advice on how to get hired by a consulting firm, how to become
an internal consultant for a corporation, and how to start your own consulting
business order the FabJob
Guide to Become a Business Consultant (now available in print).
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"Become a Management Consultant is a must read for anyone
interested in consulting! It is the ultimate resource for management consultants
to help them with today's vital issues. This book is full of strategies,
insights, and valuable links, and is sure to make you successful whether
you want to work for a big firm, or start your own business."
- Patrick Snow, author of
Creating Your Own Destiny, Washington
"A
must read for the professional wanting to start a consulting firm, because
of the in-depth information it provides to the consulting profession. It
would be a mistake to start a consulting practice without depending on
this sage advice."
-Emory
W. Mulling
Chairman
The
Mulling Companies
Worldwide
Outplacement, Executive Coaching and Retained Search
Atlanta,
Georgia
"Become
a Management Consultant shows you how to prepare for a career in consulting,
demystifies some common misperceptions, and provides countless resources.
If you are ready and willing, this reference manual will give you all the
tools you need to succeed as a management consultant."
- Peter Colwell
Motivational
Speaker and Author of Spell SUCCESS in Your Life
Germantown,
Maryland
"FabJob.com's
Guide to Become a Management Consultant is an outstanding contribution
not only to the very dynamic management consulting education, but to the
profession as well. Ms. Bev's concise, straight-to-the-point, here-are-examples
approach demystifies a career that is often misunderstood. Its extensive
clickable links of resources made this ebook light years ahead of any printed
material ever written on management consulting."
- Tess Rupprecht
eBook
Reviews Weekly
"Author
Jennie Bev lays a concrete, actionable plan for preparing for management
consulting, getting hired, and how to be successful as an independent management
consultant. This is a major strength of the work. Another strength of the
work is that it is packed with resources and 'how-to' plans that are clear
and doable - so doable that you may even feel inspired to become a management
consultant today! If you do, this book will help you to hit the ground
running."
- Julie Amari-Bandele
Book
Review Columnist
Atlanta,
Georgia
"A
very thorough introduction to the world of management consulting."
- Tom Northup
Association
of Professional Consultants
"After
nearly 25 years in corporate sales and various marketing positions, I am
now working on my own as an independent owner of a worldwide franchise.
Since I came to business from journalism, and not through a business or
MBA program, the idea of what a "consultant" actually is or does was very
confusing. Your book was different from the rest in that you took the extra
step and gave specific examples of assignments, or proposal language, etc.
And it was that level of detail that made me go "of course, I've always
done that," or "so that's what that means." Now that I'm equipped to better
define my role, I'll be able to communicate that added value to my clients."
- Liz Micik
WSI
Internet Consulting & Education
"Become
a Management Consultant is a rich resource. It's an easy to read guide
that will take you step-by-step to a highly effective consulting career.
If you are serious about your career - get it now!"
- Debbie Allen
Allen
& Associates Consulting, Inc.
Tempe,
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