October 2012
Beginner
320 pages
8h 22m
English
The use of the phrase “business management” in this section is different from the business perspectives just described—that is, having a “business focus” on the client’s business. The skills represented by this building block are those needed by consultants to ensure that they pay attention to their own business—as a business; to assess whether their firm is making a profit as it is supposed to. For both sole practitioner consultants and those who work in consulting firms, this is a very important issue. All consultants must pay attention to their own business management issues. This includes having knowledge and skills regarding new business revenue development opportunities, proposal and contract writing, ...
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