What's the most importamt thing for assistant manager in Consulting company?
Q. I have got an offer from one of consulting companies in Middle East. The position is assistant manager. I have never worked in consulting companies and I would like to know the duties of assistant manager in Consulting company. I asked them and they said that it's no so difficult... That's all. Can anyone please tell me what does working in consulting company mean?
Asked by Ali - Fri Aug 13 13:47:43 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. What sort of consulting company is it? Normally you would assume you are talking about a management consultancy and then as an assistant manager you would need to work as part of a team on whatever projects they might have going through. This does not sound like that sort of company as you would normally need to be pretty highly qualified.
Answered by agent4927 - Fri Aug 13 14:10:07 2010

How is spending on consulting studies recorded on a company's books?
Q. When a company contracts a study from a strategy consulting firm, how is it recorded on its books? And how should it be valued from an accounting point of view? Is it a fully taxable expense or is it capitalized?
Asked by Oak - Fri Oct 10 10:51:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It would be a tax deduction
Answered by Jonsoeser - Wed Oct 15 10:49:42 2008

How beneficial is a psychology degree for a career in business consulting?
Q. I am currently in my first year of university doing a business and arts conjoint degree. For my business degree, I am double majoring in management and economics. For my arts I am majoring in classical studies. I intend to work as a business consultant/analyst, particularly in the strategy and human capital department. I know classical studies doesn't relate to my career path, and I'm doing it purely out of interest. I was wondering how beneficial switching to a psychology degree for my arts would be (I am also interested in it). Is this a major sought after by business consulting firms?
Asked by Andrew - Tue Sep 23 17:21:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Psychology would be a great addition to your studies for this. Remember that Psychology focuses on understanding human behavior, and there's a whole section of Psychology that focuses on businesses (Organizational and Industrial Psychology) in which people study what makes businesses work well, how to motivate people and engage them in companies and organizations, and how to manage change. Given what you've said, this would be a great addition for you. I'm a Psychology Professor and an Executive Coach, so I understand the the role Psychology plays in business development, change, and management very well. You'd be well served by this switch. Mary
Answered by Dr. MCR - Wed Sep 24 07:20:36 2008