Consulting Consultants
Consulting Consultants: Resolving Perception Issues
Whether intentional or not, a bad perception of you was set. The client doesn’t have a ton of respect for you and your work is unfairly scrutinized, even if no error was found in said code.
Consulting Consultants: Maintaining Interest
Consulting is a job, and like any job, it comes with the possibility of becoming stale, uninteresting, or boring. This is especially true if you have a single skill set or are focusing on one particular skill. When a job becomes boring, you tend to start becoming disinterested in what you do and start looking [...]
Consulting Consultants: Personal Branding – Wrapup
In this final post in my series on personal branding I would like to just recap some of the things we went over.
We first took a look at blogs and how they can be used to quickly build your own personal brand and what you should but into a blog to help build that brand. [...]
Consulting Consultants: Personal Branding – Branding Within
Some consultants (like me for example) work in a consulting firm. This means that we’re not merrily contractors that have to in essence pimp ourselves but we work for a company that does that for us and sends us to clients as contracts are signed. Working for a consulting firm means that a part of [...]
Consulting Consultants: Personal Branding – Public Events
You’ve got a blog and you’re firing off tweets at a record pace so when it comes to the digital side of personal branding, you’ve got the basis covered, at least until the next new digital thing comes out anyway. So what’s next? Public events is the answer to that question. When I say “public [...]
Consulting Consultants: Personal Branding – Social Networks
Last week, we took a look at blogging to improve your personal brand. This week we’re going to look at an aspect of personal branding that still kind of new-ish and can help inform people as to who you are and what you do. What is this thing of which I speak? It’s social networks.
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