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Making Easy Things Difficult and Expensive. Inspiration and Other Journals. Inspiration from this site is a combination of my job, other peoples jobs and a few books. Some of these are books which support ethical business, others are the books I learned mapping and modelling from. The authors of the orignal work from the poetry rewrites are linked to on the page; the rest are linked here. A gentle nod to Matthew Stewart. A gentle nod also to Alan Webber. This Little Piggy went to Prada.
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PhD consultant | From scientist to management consultant | Page 2
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From scientist to management consultant. April 20, 2010. Also the things they said confirmed so far my expectations for the job. The dynamical enviroment, the huge amounts of training, lots of feedback, interesting projects with interesting people… I just can’t wait to start my new job! What was your impression of the welcoming atmosphere, did it feel sincere to you? If not, did that bother you? April 16, 2010. Http:/ www.caseinterview.com/. Tones of information on how to do well in the interview. Since ...
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August | 2010 | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. Archive for August, 2010. August 13, 2010. If there is anyone out there with some inside info from one of the Big 4 perhaps you can provide some advice on what to do in this situation. In the meantime, thanks for reading, thanks for your comments and I really do hope we can continue having this conversation here or elsewhere. You are currently browsing the PhD consultant. Blog archives for August, 2010. An MBA after a PhD? On The application process.
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May | 2010 | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. Archive for May, 2010. May 24, 2010. We’ve all heard about the “up or out” policy of many consultancy firms (as well as other firms). This means that employers are expected to get promoted after a pre-fixed length of time or else they are. To leave the firm. Today I would like to focus on that word: encouraged. What does it exactly mean? Can the company make them leave or they would be stacked with that person? May 4, 2010. Here is my top guess. I’ll get...Did you...
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About me | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. I’m a PhD student in Science who will start working for one of the Big Four Management Consulting firms in September 2010. Although there are plenty of blogs and resources out there concerning the application process, I find that there is not a lot of information on the web discussing the transition from being a scientist to being a consultant. Hi, I am also phd and I think i just failed mckinsey test. could you please elaborate on how you prepared for a test?
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From Chemistry to Consulting | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. From Chemistry to Consulting. April 23, 2010. I just came across this. Article on Pia Götze, a woman who moved from Chemistry to working for the Boston Consulting Group. The article is a bit old (November 2002), but I think her arguments still apply today. I particularly enjoyed the part where she is asked “Many people are not really familiar with the term “consulting. Can you explain what a consultant actually does? 8220;At BCG, we support the management of compa...
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Shopping for consulting | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. Laquo; An MBA after a PhD? May 4, 2010. The bottom line is that I’m going to go out and buy myself a new wardrobe before I start this consulting job. If you are a man, it is relatively easy: buy a few suits, several shirts and ties and business shoes. There is a great post on that here. Is there any thing that I will absolutely need that is not listed here? Did you find your self totally wearing the wrong thing and realizing only once you were there? I think the t...
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Welcome | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. Laquo; The application process. From Chemistry to Consulting. April 20, 2010. Also the things they said confirmed so far my expectations for the job. The dynamical enviroment, the huge amounts of training, lots of feedback, interesting projects with interesting people… I just can’t wait to start my new job! What was your impression of the welcoming atmosphere, did it feel sincere to you? If not, did that bother you? April 20, 2010 at 16:10. April 21, 2010 at 20:19.
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On hiatus | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. Laquo; Extracurricular Activities. August 13, 2010. If there is anyone out there with some inside info from one of the Big 4 perhaps you can provide some advice on what to do in this situation. In the meantime, thanks for reading, thanks for your comments and I really do hope we can continue having this conversation here or elsewhere. August 13, 2010 at 14:37. Thank you for sharing your stories, best of luck with your career. August 13, 2010 at 14:46. Hey, very ni...
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Keeping weekends free | PhD consultant
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From scientist to management consultant. Laquo; From Chemistry to Consulting. An MBA after a PhD? April 26, 2010. In the last post. We talked about an interview. To Pia Götze, a Chemist who decided to move into consulting. I would like to use a piece of her interview to discuss today the topic of number of hours worked in academia vs consulting. The worse part of this is, of course, that they expect you to do the same. For example, since I started my PhD there have been very, very few weekends in whi...
