The world of public sector consulting can seem like a closed shop for those trying to enter it. Consult invites you into that world and demystifies it. You’ll learn what you need to know to get you started on the right track, as well as practical tips and simple steps for developing your consulting expertise over time.
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Testimonials
This book was the most wonderful gift at exactly the right time in my career – the point at which I was moving out of the public sector and contemplating consultancy work, but not knowing where to start. I found the step-by-step approach and guidance invaluable. I finished reading with a strong feeling of being supported to take the next step. You can’t ask for more than that.
Mailin Suchting
ConsultantI love this book. It’s insightful and generous, sharing years of hard-won experience and distilling it into sensible advice and practical tips. It’s well written and clearly structured, so you can go straight to the information you need. But best of all it’s encouraging – written with warmth and real wisdom – demystifying the work that consultants do and reminding us of its value. An essential handbook for those starting out and a useful companion for those who’ve been in the business for years.
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“I believe that what you’ve published is one of the best books I’ve seen. The quality of your book is extraordinary…and I teach people to write and publish books. If you’re a solo consultant and you don’t get hold of this book I think you’re crazy.”
Andrew Griffith –Australia’s #1 small business and entrepreneurial author
vigilantemarketing –
“Jacq Hackett has produced a comprehensive guide for would-be consultants from the perspective of an experienced consultant to the public sector – a domain with its own challenges and rewards.
In these times of career uncertainty, especially for experienced professionals, consulting can seem a tempting alternative path. Rather than going in blind, anyone thinking of making such a move would do well to read this book. As well as covering the nuts and bolts, Hackett has succeeded in distilling the essence of consulting, demystifying the process, outlining the pitfalls, and lauding the satisfactions.
Consult is the ideal guide and companion for getting the edge in a growing and competitive field.”
Dierdre Livolsi – News Producer, News LTD Adelaide