Self-employed consultant resources are what we’re all about here at Consultant Journal.
It’s about time to focus on the self-employment consultant resources that we offer here at Consultant Journal.
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If you follow the media, you’ll sometimes see criticism of the "enormous" amounts spent on consulting fees. The media will gripe about people being paid $150 an hour, $1200 a day or even $30,000 for a month’s work. They act as though these fees are just some sort of patronage payback. Of course, they might
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After more than 12 years as a marketing consultant, I’ve made the decision to rebrand my company. Today, I’m pleased to announce the launch of Trustmode Marketing, my Vancouver marketing consultant business. Rebranding was a big decision for me. In fact, the decision and the follow-through showed me just how valuable it is for my
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Consulting jobs are enticing for a variety of reasons. Check out the big list of reasons why consulting jobs are rewarding: work from home, set your own hours, benefit from tax write-offs, set your own fees… The list of benefits goes on.
But once you’ve decided you want to become a consultant, how do you choose which one of the many consulting jobs are for you?
Setting consulting fees can be tough to navigate when you’re becoming a consultant. There are so many parameters to consider–far more than just what others are charging.
Here are six reasons why you never want to compete on price:
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Average consulting fees can range anywhere from thirty dollars to thousands of dollars per hour. Understandably, most people who are interested in becoming a consultant want to discover average consulting fee statistics.
However, in order for average consulting fee data to be useful, it’s important to get specific and compare yourself to others in your industry.
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Consulting fee surveys are a valuable tool worth reviewing. Not only is it natural to want to know how you compare against others in your industry, but considering your competitors’ rates is also an important part of setting your consulting fee rates.
When considering setting consulting fee rates, consulting fee surveys are worth looking into. However, they are not blueprints for what to charge as a consultant.
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Computer consulting fees, like all consulting fees, are affected by a number of factors.
Because most consultants agree that there is no standard consulting fee that works in all situations, many new computer consultants have difficulty figuring out what they’re “worth.”
Crunching the numbers
There are six primary consulting fee models, which include setting consulting rates based on performance, and doubling or even tripling your hourly wage. Some IT consultants combine a number of these models at the same time.
When determining your computer consulting fee you’ll realize that determining your IT consulting fee is just as much about building value as it is about crunching numbers.
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As consultants, we all have favourite sources for helping us with professional growth. In today’s post, we’re opening up the floor for you, so that you can share your favourite professional resources. And, hey, we understand that Consultant Journal may not be your only resource. We’ve got good self esteem. We can handle that.
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Bruno Coelho sent in a post called Be like Coca-Cola. The article shows you how you can benefit from Coca-Cola’s history — how to go from being great to being seen as great and changing the world. Here’s a brief intro to the article from Bruno: “You can’t climb the ladder of success with the dress of
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