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_aKraaijenbrink, Jeroen _99263 |
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245 | _aStrategy consulting | ||
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_bCambridge University Press _aUK _c2020 |
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300 | _a72 p. | ||
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_aGBP _b15.00 |
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504 | _aTable of Contents 1. Introduction 2. The Origins of Strategy Consulting 3. Traditional Strategy Consulting and Its Limitations 4. The Nature and Purpose of Strategy Consulting 5. The Strategy Consulting Process 6. Strategy Consulting Roles 7. Conclusion and Outlook. | ||
520 | _aStrategy consulting is one of the most highly respected and at the same time deeply detested jobs on this planet. Despite all the attention and controversy, though, there is surprisingly little written about it specifically. To address this void, this Element provides a comprehensive overview of this fascinating and emerging profession. Relying on existing research and the author's practical experience, it describes what strategy consulting is, where it comes from, how to effectively practice it and where to take it into the future. Taking the position of the individual strategy consultant, it offers an insightful perspective that is useful for scholars, students, consultants and clients of strategy consulting. In doing so it moves away from the dominant corporate practice of analytical strategy consulting. Instead, it offers an idealized whole-brain and whole-person view on what strategy consulting could and should be like in order to fully live up its promise as a profession contributing to society. | ||
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_aBusiness planning _9967 |
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_aConsulting firms _910453 |
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