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- 2012016844 contributor B12446574.
- 2012016844 created "2012.".
- 2012016844 date "2012".
- 2012016844 date "2012.".
- 2012016844 dateCopyrighted "2012.".
- 2012016844 description "Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed.".
- 2012016844 description "Machine generated contents note: PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPART I SETTING THE STAGECHAPTER 1 THE NATURE OF CONSULTINGIt's an IndustryTypes of ConsultingTrusted Consultant and AdvisorConsultants QualificationsWhat is Professional Consulting?CHAPTER 2 WHY COMPANIES HIRE CONSULTANTSWhy Consultants Are NeededFast, Bigger, Better, Cheaper OutcomesForces That Drive Business ConsultingExpectations of Consultant's ServiceChanges in Client's Business and Organization NeedsFuture ChallengesCHAPTER 3 A MODEL FOR PROFESSIONAL CONSULTINGWhat Do We Mean by processA Framework for ConsultingThe Four Stages of ConsultingThe Four Roles of ConsultingConsulting CompetenciesPART II APPLYING THE MODELCHAPTER 4 STAGE ONE: THE DEVEOLPING AND DESIGNING PROCESSStage One Competencies - Winning BusinessUnderstanding the Client's Business and IndustryMaking A Good First ImpressionFirst Meeting DynamicsCHAPTER 5 STAGE ONE, CONTINUED: ASSESSING CLIENT NEEDS AND MANAGING EXPECTATIONSThe Purpose of Conducting a Needs AssignmentTypes of Questions - The FundamentalsConducting A Needs Assessment - A Question StrategyNeeds Assessment--Listening ActivelyProposal Development ProcessManaging ExpectationsCHAPTER 6 STAGE TWO: THE MOBILIZING & ALIGNING PROCESSStage Two Competencies: Mobilizing and AligningWork and Project Plan ReviewsRisk AssessmentProject Launch MeetingsCHAPTER 7 STAGE TWO, CONTINUED: TURNING CONSULTING GROUPS INTO TEAMSDefining a TeamStages of Team DevelopmentDiagnosing Group PerformanceHow Team Building is ConductedSpecial Problems in Team BuildingCharacteristics of High Performing TeamsProject Leader Style Needed for Team BuildingCHAPTER 8 STAGE THREE: THE BUILDING & PRODUCING PROCESSStage Three Competencies--Building and ProducingData GatheringPerformance Management and CoachingCoaching ConsultantsMotivating ConsultantsProgress Review MeetingsNavigating Organization PoliticsProject Management IssuesCHAPTER 9 STAGE FOUR: THE IMPLEMENTING & DEPLOYING PROCESSStage Four Competencies--Implementation and DeployingManaging ChangeImplementation StrategiesSkills TransferMeasuring Customer Satisfaction.PART III THE BIGGER PICTURECHAPTER 10 IMPROVING CONSULTING AS A PROFESSIONAL PRACTICEA Reality Check About ConsultingNeed to Professionalize ConsultingProfessional Capabilities of ConsultantsBuilding Block One: Business FocusBuilding Block Two: Business ManagementBuilding Block Three: Technical RequirementsBuilding Block Four: Inter-personal AttributesBuilding Block Five: Effective LeadershipCHAPTER 11 LESSONS OF EXPERIENCEHow to Grow in Professional CapabilityLessons from McKinseyThe Pain and Joy of a Consulting CareerProfessional Proficiencies in ConsultingTrends for the 21st CenturyAPPENDIXA. CONSULTING ROLE PREFERENCE INDICATORB. GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESSFUL CONSULTINGC. THE LEADERSHIP ROLE OF CONSULTANTSD. CONSULTING CASE APPLICATIONSE. DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES AND INSTRUMENTS FOR CONSULTING TEAMSF. REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX.".
- 2012016844 extent "1 online resource.".
- 2012016844 hasFormat "Practice of professional consulting".
- 2012016844 identifier "9781118283110 ( epub)".
- 2012016844 identifier "9781118284193 (mobi)".
- 2012016844 identifier "9781118286050 (pdf)".
- 2012016844 isFormatOf "Practice of professional consulting".
- 2012016844 issued "2012".
- 2012016844 issued "2012.".
- 2012016844 language "eng".
- 2012016844 publisher "San Francisco : Pfeiffer,".
- 2012016844 relation "Practice of professional consulting".
- 2012016844 subject "001 23".
- 2012016844 subject "BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Consulting bisacsh.".
- 2012016844 subject "Business consultants.".
- 2012016844 subject "Consulting firms.".
- 2012016844 subject "HD69.C6".
- 2012016844 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPART I SETTING THE STAGECHAPTER 1 THE NATURE OF CONSULTINGIt's an IndustryTypes of ConsultingTrusted Consultant and AdvisorConsultants QualificationsWhat is Professional Consulting?CHAPTER 2 WHY COMPANIES HIRE CONSULTANTSWhy Consultants Are NeededFast, Bigger, Better, Cheaper OutcomesForces That Drive Business ConsultingExpectations of Consultant's ServiceChanges in Client's Business and Organization NeedsFuture ChallengesCHAPTER 3 A MODEL FOR PROFESSIONAL CONSULTINGWhat Do We Mean by processA Framework for ConsultingThe Four Stages of ConsultingThe Four Roles of ConsultingConsulting CompetenciesPART II APPLYING THE MODELCHAPTER 4 STAGE ONE: THE DEVEOLPING AND DESIGNING PROCESSStage One Competencies - Winning BusinessUnderstanding the Client's Business and IndustryMaking A Good First ImpressionFirst Meeting DynamicsCHAPTER 5 STAGE ONE, CONTINUED: ASSESSING CLIENT NEEDS AND MANAGING EXPECTATIONSThe Purpose of Conducting a Needs AssignmentTypes of Questions - The FundamentalsConducting A Needs Assessment - A Question StrategyNeeds Assessment--Listening ActivelyProposal Development ProcessManaging ExpectationsCHAPTER 6 STAGE TWO: THE MOBILIZING & ALIGNING PROCESSStage Two Competencies: Mobilizing and AligningWork and Project Plan ReviewsRisk AssessmentProject Launch MeetingsCHAPTER 7 STAGE TWO, CONTINUED: TURNING CONSULTING GROUPS INTO TEAMSDefining a TeamStages of Team DevelopmentDiagnosing Group PerformanceHow Team Building is ConductedSpecial Problems in Team BuildingCharacteristics of High Performing TeamsProject Leader Style Needed for Team BuildingCHAPTER 8 STAGE THREE: THE BUILDING & PRODUCING PROCESSStage Three Competencies--Building and ProducingData GatheringPerformance Management and CoachingCoaching ConsultantsMotivating ConsultantsProgress Review MeetingsNavigating Organization PoliticsProject Management IssuesCHAPTER 9 STAGE FOUR: THE IMPLEMENTING & DEPLOYING PROCESSStage Four Competencies--Implementation and DeployingManaging ChangeImplementation StrategiesSkills TransferMeasuring Customer Satisfaction.PART III THE BIGGER PICTURECHAPTER 10 IMPROVING CONSULTING AS A PROFESSIONAL PRACTICEA Reality Check About ConsultingNeed to Professionalize ConsultingProfessional Capabilities of ConsultantsBuilding Block One: Business FocusBuilding Block Two: Business ManagementBuilding Block Three: Technical RequirementsBuilding Block Four: Inter-personal AttributesBuilding Block Five: Effective LeadershipCHAPTER 11 LESSONS OF EXPERIENCEHow to Grow in Professional CapabilityLessons from McKinseyThe Pain and Joy of a Consulting CareerProfessional Proficiencies in ConsultingTrends for the 21st CenturyAPPENDIXA. CONSULTING ROLE PREFERENCE INDICATORB. GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESSFUL CONSULTINGC. THE LEADERSHIP ROLE OF CONSULTANTSD. CONSULTING CASE APPLICATIONSE. DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES AND INSTRUMENTS FOR CONSULTING TEAMSF. REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX.".
- 2012016844 title "The practice of professional consulting [electronic resource] / Edward G. Verlander.".
- 2012016844 type "text".