#management-consulting

There's an interesting thing about creativity that I've found at work - when you introduce creativity into the work that you do, people automatically think that you are also very innovative and forward

I have a good friend who I recently had coffee with who used to be with one of the big four firms in the audit service line. She went to work in industry for a while and now is coming back to the same

I have been reading Ray Dalio's Principles after getting interested from watching Ray's TED talk. Before his TED talk and before his book came out, I had no idea who Ray was but now regret not knowing

At work, I and other management team members just went through what is called a counsellor connect meeting - it replaces the round table discussions that happened in previous years where we chatted about

Richard Feynman is one of the greatest physicists that have ever lived. He was a polymath - he excelled in a number of different areas. He played the violin, he was an amateur safe cracker, he played a

I have been a management consultant for what I consider a long time (5+ years) and when I first joined management consulting, I had no idea what to expect. Over the years and after more than a few failures,

When I entered the world of management consulting, I had no idea how deep the rabbit hole went. I was coming from the Public Sector and I mistakenly thought that I did good work - the standards for management

One of my biggest pet peeves is having others cite some of my mistakes or failures in the past to use as arguments against why I should be doing things a certain way now. I'm not into history but one of

I'm currently a management consultant for EY and was previously a management consultant at Deloitte. Before that, I was working at the Government of Alberta and before that, I was in Vancouver trying to