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please send me the best books for management consultancy training.
thank you for helping me get into consultant field.
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Kevin Reply:
October 22nd, 2009 at 9:59 pm
Appolinaire – I appreciate your interest in consulting. There are tons of articles here – as well as recommended books in the “Recommended Reading” section – which should address 90% of your questions. Thanks again!
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Hi Kevin,
I am a recent graduate from a engineering undergraduate degree and would like to get into a role in management consultancy. But I am a bit concern with my lack of experience in any particular industry or function and wonder how much in-depth industry knowledge can a consultancy job offer for a fresh graduate (as what I understand is a lot of experienced consultants come from the industry they specialized in). And whether this will become a problem in my career in the long term. So I am weighting up between 2 options: 1. Apply for a consultancy firm straight away or 2. Apply for an engineering firm so to gain in-depth industry and product knowledge first for a couple of years before I go for a consultancy role. I will really appreciate if you can provide some advices/insight into this. Cheers!!
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