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Back to industry

 
#1 Back to industry
21/02/2012 10:07

Melhuan

Hello,

I am currently at cross roads with Management Consulting and seriously considering my options of joining the industry. I work with a Big 4 as a Sr Consultant and specialize in CRM, Customer Experience and Change Management.

I need advise on:

- How to join the industry(I have never worked in the industry before)

- Is it a good time to consider this move (market wise)

-Any pointers on what kind of profiles and salary can I expect

-Any suggestion on who might be interested

Thanks folks,

M

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#2 RE: Back to industry
24/02/2012 13:28

Rollercoaster to Melhuan (#1)

Ah - "the industry". Firstly get yourself on a project that delivers to The Business (capitalisation is important). In terms of salary I think you should aim for The Wedge, but accept The Wonga if The Boss is nice. You asked who might be interested, I advice talking to The Man, but if he is not available you could alternately look at The Public Sector and contact The Person.

(Apologies - its Friday and The Sun is shining. Good luck in your job hunt)

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#3 RE: Back to industry
24/02/2012 15:07

Mr Cool to Rollercoaster (#2)

Rollercoaster, you are being very cruel.

Joining the industry can be hard and you'll have to start by attending a first interview. These are held on Thursdays. In terms of salary the going rate would be between £21,451 and £23,212, reflecting the fairly narrow pay bands that the industry is offering these days.

As for profile I would always suggest developing an aquiline profile - it has a bearing of noble stature and will take you far. It can be achieved by pressing your head hard against a wall for long periods.

In terms of who might be interested, I’d suggest almost no one.

Nice troll though.

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