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  1. 1. First Meeting with BOSS after joining organization Expectations
  2. 2. Do you know that if you do not perform well in your appraisal, then your salary can be reduced than existing one? Yes…….Sir Reality !!!
  3. 3. The Problem & the Possible Impact  First Meeting : Negativity in Tone  Relation between BOSS & Employees  Employee Satisfaction  Employee starts thinking on another options  Employee’s Work Efficiency
  4. 4. IDENTIFY PROBLEM S PROVIDE SOLUTION S
  5. 5. Consulting It is called as …..
  6. 6. Types of Consultancy  Organization : Internal Consultant  Consulting Firms  Entrepreneur Freelancing
  7. 7. Why Companies Need Consultants ??  Specialist Skilled Resources  Defined Time Frames  Training & Billing
  8. 8. Why Companies Need Consultants ??  Creativity & Innovation  Organization Structure & Processes  Middle Man
  9. 9. Which are the Consulting Firms ??
  10. 10. NO INDIAN CONSULTANCY FIRM ???
  11. 11. Indian IT Firms in Consulting
  12. 12. Consulting? That is for IT / Systems people….. right??
  13. 13. Consulting Business Framework
  14. 14. Consulting by Functional Practices Functional Area Example Technology IT infrastructure consolidation, System Integrations, Marketing & Sales Online Marketing programs, Strategy for untapped markets Operations Product Development, SCM, Purchasing & Supply Risk Redesigning credit risk strategies and processes Strategy Talent acquisition, Growth, External Affairs, Government regulations
  15. 15. Why do MBA graduates like to join Consulting career ??
  16. 16.  Case based learning  Maximum scope for creativity  Gateway to interesting work
  17. 17.  Opportunity to work in sunrise sectors  Each project is different  Prepare to go your own way
  18. 18.  Keeps all options open  Diversified personal network
  19. 19. Pros Cons Consultancy Firm
  20. 20. Pros Cons Consultant
  21. 21. Skill Sets Domain Knowledge Analytical Skills Communication Skills
  22. 22. Skill Sets Innovative Smart
  23. 23. Consulting & Entrepreneurship Be the Entrepreneur Help the Entrepreneur
  24. 24. Global Trend 350 355 360 365 370 375 380 385 390 395 2011 2012 Global consulting industry revenues (billion $) Global consulting industry revenues (billion $)
  25. 25. Asia Pacific Trends • CAGR of 4.1% since 2007 • India’s Total Revenue Contribution : 5.4% • Japan’s Total Revenue Contribution : 67.2% 2008 2012 (Expected) $33.5 billion $39.2 billion
  26. 26. 0 50 100 150 200 250 2011 2020 India's Outsourcing & Consulting Industry Revenues (billion $) India's Outsourcing & Consulting Industry Revenues (billion $) Indian Trend
  27. 27.  Delhi (25.7%) : Highest number of consultancy organisation  Mumbai (25.5%)  Chennai (12.1%)  Kolkata(9.1%) Indian Trend
  28. 28. Consulting At Other B-schools  Highest Percentage at IIM-Ahmedabad (36 %)  2nd highest at IIM-C (27 %), I (26%), ISB(27%), IIM-B (23 %)  JBIMS: 9 %, SIMSREE: 7 %, XIM-B: 6 %, IIFT: 5 %  Companies: - Boston Consulting Group – 17offers - IIM-A - McKinsey & Company – 15 offers - ISB - Bain & Company, KPMG, Accenture, TCS, Wipro, Deloitte, Olive r Wyman, Booz and Company, AT Kearney, Opera Consulting
  29. 29. Roles Offered Healthcare Consulting Infrastructure Consulting Operations / Supply Chain Consulting Strategy Consulting IT Consulting
  30. 30. Vice President Prinicipal Managing Consultant/ Project Leader Junior Consultant / Senior Consultant Career Ladder
  31. 31. Career Path as a Consultant/ Analyst  Analyst  Entry-level position  Supports project teams and benefits from contact with clients  Build your skills and gain first experiences  Consultant  Learn the trade within a specific domain of expertise, working and thinking on an academic level  Develop most skills and work in different roles on different projects in your domain
  32. 32.  Senior Consultant  Develop a specialization within a specific expertise  Responsible for the completion of part of a project in which you lead a small team  More client-oriented and begin to explore sales activities  Managing Consultant/ Project Leader  Responsible for business volume through add-on sales and project delivery  Act as a team leader or counsellor for other colleagues  Owing to domain expertise, you generate your own work and that of others
  33. 33.  Principal  Has a strong business impact and is part of the leadership of the company  Shape a piece of the business and lead your domain  Develop high-level business relations and high-impact projects and lead large teams  Vice President  Define the culture and identity of the company as well as help to manage the firm.  True business leaders, driving business and head the consulting branch  Intellectual leaders, bringing innovative business and strategic thinking to the company and its clients
  34. 34. Why we need Consulting Club in our college?
  35. 35. SIMCON Objectives  Attract Consulting Placements  Explore Consulting World
  36. 36. SIMCON Objectives  Keep updated about latest happenings  Showcase potential of our batch to Corporate And It’s for All Streams…...
  37. 37. Consulting Clubs in other Colleges  IIM Ahmedabad  IIM Shillong  IIM Indore  IIM Bangalore  SP Jain  ISB  FMS  KJ Somaiya
  38. 38. What can we do through our Consulting Club - SIMCON?
  39. 39. SIMCON Activities  Guest Lectures  Consultant Conclave (Panel Discussion)  SIMSREE Consulting Event  Industry/Sector/Company Analysis
  40. 40. SIMCON Activities  Magazines/Blogs, Article Writing  Courses and Workshops  Quizzes and Games  Pitching for Projects
  41. 41. Questions ???

Notes de l'éditeur

  • Example of Real EstateFirst we find properties from our contactsThen we go for real estatesSimilar Analogy with ConsultantFirst we find Consultant from our officesThen we go for outsourcing consultant firms
  • Organizational Structuring : Auditing, Organizational Hierarchy, Standardization of ProcessesMiddle-Man Different Organization Deals
  • Organizational Structuring : Auditing, Organizational Hierarchy, Standardization of ProcessesMiddle-Man Different Organization Deals
  • Case based learning Provokes thinking Research facts Analyze issues Derive creative solutionsMaximum scope for creativity Lesser bossing / spoon feedingGateway to interesting work Mergers & Acquisitions, Investment Banking, Venture Capital, Private Equity, Corporate Strategy, Transformation and Research
  • Opportunity to work in sunrise sectors Alternative energy, Health Each project is differentPrepare to go your own waytough decisions, tight deadlines, getting the numbers to work, selling, purchasing, motivating, politics, influencing, handling conflicts and communicating effectively
  • Keeps all options open Can enter management consulting and experience all fronts and decide later where they want to goDiversified personal network
  • Frequent Travelling

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