Management consulting is a great option for people who are truly passionate about business and want to help organisations reach their objectives. It is a very exciting job where you can enjoy the security of working for a firm or the autonomy of working as your own person. It is a rather competitive field, however, and it’s not for everyone. You’ll first need to put in the work necessary to get your credentials and be ready for the challenges new consultants with limited experience have to face. Here’s how you can become a management consultant in five steps.

Learn the Skills Needed

The first thing you have to do before you think of entering the management consulting field is look at yourself and see if you have the skills needed to be a consultant in the first place. One of the most important skills for a management consultant is creative thinking. Anyone can give generic management advice, and this is not what businesses hire consultants for. They are looking for people who can come up with creative ways to solve their problems. You may have to find more effective ways to complete tasks or solutions for problems you or the company you’re working with has never faced before. This demands a certain level of creative and mental flexibility that only a few people possess.

Consultants need great communication skills and great people skills in general. They also need to be able to explain complex subjects to complete laymen. Patience will be very important too as you may have to repeat certain concepts again and again until the people you work with understand them. All great consultants have great organisation skills as well and are great at multitasking. They also have good leadership skills. This is what allows them to direct discussions and command the attention of large groups of people.

Thanks to the internet there are a number of jobs that simply didn’t exist fifteen years ago. A perfect example is that of a social media manager. Social media has become an important part of people’s lives including for business. 

There is no marketing strategy these days that doesn’t involve social media marketing. Because of this, it is one of those careers that is not going away anytime soon. If you are looking for a job that is interesting and always different then taking some marketing courses to learn how is a really good idea. 

One of the most beautiful things about the field of nursing is how vast and diverse it is. This gives registered nurses an almost infinite number of options to advance. And the great thing is that you can choose to specialize in areas that fit you and where your skills will be best used.

However, advancement remains a challenge for many nurses, and many don’t know where to start. Here are a few tips all nurses should follow when trying to advance their careers.

Many of us are dreaming about giving up our dead-end jobs and start earning money for living doing what we love, not bounding ourselves to certain places or inconvenient office schedules. It means – we all would love to start making money online. But not many know where to look for such opportunities and how to start.

One of the most demanded and profitable niches online is freelance writing of all shapes and sizes, and what is even more important – to make money writing you only need to possess some basic skills and knowledge. Besides, such a job gives you certain freedom – work whenever, wherever, and however you want.

I have been performing as project manager since last few years. I manage complex large-scale software projects that involve teams across the globe. We have few outsourcing vendor partners as well as tech in-house engineers to do the development for us.

Lately, we are in hiring spree, anticipating an increased demand starting from Mid 2019. We are actually preparing for an economic downturn that’d spike the demand for our product. But today’s article is not about the economic or your personal financial meltdown.

Today we will talk about how to get hired as a project manager. I have taken some 50+ interviews till date for managers in my last 5 years.