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Casual Articles - Computer Consulting Training: Should You Get this or Clients First?
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The Ideal Scenario
Here's the way most small business IT consulting firms and most computer resellers generally balance this perpetual
One of the tactics I love to employ in the landing of new clients is something I call an "Info Storm."Here's the basic idea. You meet a new prospect, go over the solutions you have for and then jointly decide on some next steps involved in them hiring you. Now, most people go away promising to send
How About Both?
When guiding owners of new computer consulting firms, my general preference is to do both client recruitment and skills development at the same time. You shouldn't take six months off to do computer consulting training because six months later, how are you going to pay the bills? You need paying clients to survive and thrive in the computer consulting business.
On the other hand, if you let six months to a year go by and you're not keeping your technical skills sharp, at some point you're not going to be able to take on the high-end projects anymore. You're not going to bid with confidence on certain kinds of small business accounts.
The Ideal Scenario
Here's the way most small business IT consulting firms and most computer resellers generally balance this perpetual
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How About Both?
When guiding owners of new computer consulting firms, my general preference is to do both client recruitment and skills development at the same time. You shouldn't take six months off to do computer consulting training because six months later, how are you going to pay the bills? You need paying clients to survive and thrive in the computer consulting business.
On the other hand, if you let six months to a year go by and you're not keeping your technical skills sharp, at some point you're not going to be able to take on the high-end projects anymore. You're not going to bid with confidence on certain kinds of small business accounts.
The Ideal Scenario
Here's the way most small business IT consulting firms and most computer resellers generally balance this perpetual
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On the other hand, if you let six months to a year go by and you're not keeping your technical skills sharp, at some point you're not going to be able to take on the high-end projects anymore. You're not going to bid with confidence on certain kinds of small business accounts.
The Ideal Scenario
Here's the way most small business IT consulting firms and most computer resellers generally balance this perpetual
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On the other hand, if you let six months to a year go by and you're not keeping your technical skills sharp, at some point you're not going to be able to take on the high-end projects anymore. You're not going to bid with confidence on certain kinds of small business accounts.
The Ideal Scenario
Here's the way most small business IT consulting firms and most computer resellers generally balance this perpetual
The human resource department in an organization is a link between job seekers or employees and the management. The role of a human resource (HR) department varies from interviewing potential candidates, to providing the best possible atmosphere for task efficiency at a minimal cost to the company.
The Ideal Scenario
Here's the way most small business IT consulting firms and most computer resellers generally balance this perpetual challenge of computer consulting training versus obtaining clients. Some spend a couple of days a month or a couple of weeks a year going to formal classroom training.
In addition, most consulting firms have “lab systems” (for testing and computer consulting training) in their offices so these firms can work with basic, entry-level server hardware. These lab systems can be used to do informal, self-guided computer consulting training on a continual basis.
Consider a Program
You can belong to many different programs that allow you to get you copies of software for your own internal use and training. If your firm is a Microsoft Certified Partner (http://members.microsoft.com/partner/), your company gets a certain amount of software for your internal use. Lots of vendor partners do the exact same thing as part of their annual program membership fee.
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