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I'll give you a much simpler answer than I've seen so far, and it was given to me when I posed the same question. The advice proved to be some of the best I've
by heyflyguy 7y ago
I'll give you a much simpler answer than I've seen so far, and it was given to me when I posed the same question. The advice proved to be some of the best I've ever received.
---- Learn how to sell ----
Consulting is an interesting ballgame because you might be the customer support and technical resource - but first you're the salesman.
I made the switch about 9 years ago and the first year was brutal. Alot of the advice here is spot on but it reaches past the point that you landed a customer at a project price that you can endure for some period of time.
A book that helped me with this a great deal was "You can't teach a kid to ride a bike at a seminar" by Sandler
- koolba 7y ago> ---- Learn how to sell ---- This is a bigger deal when you are peddling your own wares, but the skills involved apply to working as an employee as well. You're just selling a slightly different product (standing army soldier vs. mercenary).