Do You Like Your Work?
One question separates consultants who own their work from those who comply.
Strong Opinions, Loosely Held
Clients pay for conviction, and professionals must stay ready to change their minds.
How a Famous Strategy Firm Collapsed
A once-elite strategy consulting firm's bankruptcy shows how prestige alone cannot prevent collapse.
Is Consulting a Curse?
A 133-billion-dollar industry deserves better analysis than an 850-word insult.
Consulting Runs on Tribes
Consulting careers run on partner-led tribes, and picking the right one matters.
Consultant Learns From Building
Building a house mirrors consulting in logic, emotion, timelines, surprises and client ownership.
Why Clients Don't Implement
Consultants see roughly 50 percent implementation rates across industries and projects.
Teams: Great and Terrible
Constant new teammates, staffing pageants and social overload test every consultant.
Scope Creep Is Scary
Scope creep is misunderstanding wearing a fancy name, and it is preventable.
Accenture Digital Business Era
Accenture's report distills the digital revolution into themes every consultant must understand and advise on.
Consultants as Marriage Counselors
Large companies communicate badly internally, and consultants broker the peace.
Proposal Advice From Seasoned Consultants
Treat proposals as client-centered stories with clear problems and dollarized value.