The Practice of Professional Consulting (PDF)
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Change is the life-blood of consulting just as organizations endure only through successful change. The reality of this mutual need lies at the heart of what consulting is all about. Consultants solve problems...
Change is the life-blood of consulting just as organizations endure only through successful change. The reality of this mutual need lies at the heart of what consulting is all about. Consultants solve problems...
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Change is the life-blood of consulting just as organizations endure only through successful change. The reality of this mutual need lies at the heart of what consulting is all about. Consultants solve problems created by the powerful forces of change in an organization's environment and in so doing, create change themselves.
The Practice of Professional Consulting is a comprehensive examination of what has been called "the world's newest profession." In this practical resource Edward Verlander offers an overview of the industry and includes the most useful processes, tools, and skills used by successful consultants to produce solutions for their clients. The book also reveals why consulting is a growing and attractive career option.
The best practices used by leading consulting firms are included in the book as well as the capabilities skillful consultant use in each stage of engagement. Verlander also recommends ways to ensure a consultant can solve a client's problems in a systematic, professional way. At the very heart of the book is the emphasis he puts on what is needed to become a truly trusted consultant.
Filled with a wealth of must-have information from a wide range of consulting professionals, the book includes: a model of the consulting cycle; a diagnostic instrument for assessing consulting roles; ideas of how to develop political intelligence to navigate client organizations; tools for managing consulting meetings, risk assessment, and skills transfer; techniques in communications, emotional intelligence, presentations, and listening; and much more.
Written for anyone wishing to start a consulting business, new employees at established consulting firms, facilitators of consulting training programs, and faculty at business schools, this important resource provides an easy way to understand the stages, roles, and tasks of consulting found in any type of consulting and it provides simple and easy-to-use techniques and templates for implementation.
Change is the life-blood of consulting just as organizations endure only through successful change. The reality of this mutual need lies at the heart of what consulting is all about. Consultants solve problems created by the powerful forces of change in an organization's environment and in so doing, create change themselves.
The Practice of Professional Consulting is a comprehensive examination of what has been called "the world's newest profession." In this practical resource Edward Verlander offers an overview of the industry and includes the most useful processes, tools, and skills used by successful consultants to produce solutions for their clients. The book also reveals why consulting is a growing and attractive career option.
The best practices used by leading consulting firms are included in the book as well as the capabilities skillful consultant use in each stage of engagement. Verlander also recommends ways to ensure a consultant can solve a client's problems in a systematic, professional way. At the very heart of the book is the emphasis he puts on what is needed to become a truly trusted consultant.
Filled with a wealth of must-have information from a wide range of consulting professionals, the book includes: a model of the consulting cycle; a diagnostic instrument for assessing consulting roles; ideas of how to develop political intelligence to navigate client organizations; tools for managing consulting meetings, risk assessment, and skills transfer; techniques in communications, emotional intelligence, presentations, and listening; and much more.
Written for anyone wishing to start a consulting business, new employees at established consulting firms, facilitators of consulting training programs, and faculty at business schools, this important resource provides an easy way to understand the stages, roles, and tasks of consulting found in any type of consulting and it provides simple and easy-to-use techniques and templates for implementation.
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Preface Acknowledgments PART I SETTING THE STAGE CHAPTER 1 THE NATURE OF CONSULTING It's an Industry Types of Consulting Trusted Consultant and Advisor Consultants Qualifications What is Professional Consulting? CHAPTER 2 WHY COMPANIES HIRE CONSULTANTS Why Consultants Are Needed Fast, Bigger, Better, Cheaper Outcomes Forces That Drive Business Consulting Expectations of Consultant's Service Changes in Client's Business and Organization Needs Future Challenges CHAPTER 3 A MODEL FOR PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING What Do We Mean by process A Framework for Consulting The Four Stages of Consulting The Four Roles of Consulting Consulting Competencies PART II APPLYING THE MODEL CHAPTER 4 STAGE ONE: THE DEVEOLPING AND DESIGNING PROCESS Stage One Competencies - Winning Business Understanding the Client's Business and Industry Making A Good First Impression First Meeting Dynamics CHAPTER 5 STAGE ONE, CONTINUED: ASSESSING CLIENT NEEDS AND MANAGING EXPECTATIONS The Purpose of Conducting a Needs Assignment Types of Questions - The Fundamentals Conducting A Needs Assessment - A Question Strategy Needs Assessment--Listening Actively Proposal Development Process Managing Expectations CHAPTER 6 STAGE TWO: THE MOBILIZING & ALIGNING PROCESS Stage Two Competencies: Mobilizing and Aligning Work and Project Plan Reviews Risk Assessment Project Launch Meetings CHAPTER 7 STAGE TWO, CONTINUED: TURNING CONSULTING GROUPS INTO TEAMS Defining a Team Stages of Team Development Diagnosing Group Performance How Team Building is Conducted Special Problems in Team Building Characteristics of High Performing Teams Project Leader Style Needed for Team Building CHAPTER 8 STAGE THREE: THE BUILDING & PRODUCING PROCESS Stage Three Competencies--Building and Producing Data Gathering Performance Management and Coaching Coaching Consultants Motivating Consultants Progress Review Meetings Navigating Organization Politics Project Management Issues CHAPTER 9 STAGE FOUR: THE IMPLEMENTING & DEPLOYING PROCESS Stage Four
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Competencies--Implementation and Deploying Managing Change Implementation Strategies Skills Transfer Measuring Customer Satisfaction. PART III THE BIGGER PICTURE CHAPTER 10 IMPROVING CONSULTING AS A PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE A Reality Check About Consulting Need to Professionalize Consulting Professional Capabilities of Consultants Building Block One: Business Focus Building Block Two: Business Management Building Block Three: Technical Requirements Building Block Four: Inter-personal Attributes Building Block Five: Effective Leadership CHAPTER 11 LESSONS OF EXPERIENCE How to Grow in Professional Capability Lessons from McKinsey The Pain and Joy of a Consulting Career Professional Proficiencies in Consulting Trends for the 21st Century APPENDIX A. CONSULTING ROLE PREFERENCE INDICATOR B. GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESSFUL CONSULTING C. THE LEADERSHIP ROLE OF CONSULTANTS D. CONSULTING CASE APPLICATIONS E. DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES AND INSTRUMENTS FOR CONSULTING TEAMS F. REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
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Autoren-Porträt von Edward G. Verlander
THE AUTHOREdward Verlander is chairman of Verlander, Wang & Co., LLC, an international management consulting firm that delivers services in strategy, organization change, leadership development, and executive coaching. Clients are world-wide and embrace the Fortune 500, numerous European technology companies and, most recently, the public and private education sectors in China. He also teaches MBA-level business consulting at Long Island University and has taught management at Columbia and Hofstra Universities, as well as in the business schools at Jilin University and Nanjing University in China.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Edward G. Verlander
- 2012, 1. Auflage, 320 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
- ISBN-10: 1118286057
- ISBN-13: 9781118286050
- Erscheinungsdatum: 28.09.2012
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