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Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Working with consultants part 4

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Working with consultants part 4

One test you can apply to judge the professionalism of a prospective consultant is to ask her to identify the limits of her professional competence. A professional consultant will clearly identify the limits of her knowledge. Read full story

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