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So you are saying that if you hire them, they will learn everything about your business and then sell it to the next client?
by turbinerneiter 5y ago
So you are saying that if you hire them, they will learn everything about your business and then sell it to the next client?
- sizzle 5y agoI just went through this with some super green Ivy school minted Deloitte hires that clearly were making things up as they went as someone in our industry can tell BS when they see it.
- vianneychevalie 5y agoSo why didn’t your company fire those unexperienced expensive consultants and hire good ones? Undeserved respect for brands is where the problem is, in my opinion.
- goatinaboat 5y agoSo why didn’t your company fire those unexperienced expensive consultants and hire good ones? Consulting deals are sold on the golf course, noone at that level cares what actually happens as long as the slides produced justify what they wanted to do anyway. Individual consultants just go through the motions to make it look semi-plausible.
- sizzle 5y agoThis exactly, we had no say in the matter just that consultants were coming in and we had to help them get up to speed with our tech stack and get out of our way.
- thowawaybcg1 5y agoKind of. There are conflict rules so consultants don't share specifics about clients. We tend to share general trends and stick to long term relations. I've seen situations where the partner has been consulting for a client for longer than most CxOs tenure. It's still less of an issue of a competitor poaching your key people. And by not hiring consultants, you do risk getting behind on a lot of practices.