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What Type Of Person Thrives In Consulting According To A Consultant At Top Management Consulting

NyAsia, a Manager at Ernst & Young, highlights the importance of being "a continuous learner," a "critical thinker," and a "great communicator" for success in consulting. The ability to embrace "variety or likes change" is also crucial, as adaptability is key to navigating the ever-shifting landscape of the consulting world.

Communication, Problem-Solving, Critical Thinking, Adaptability, Continuous Learning

Advizer Information

Name

Job Title

Company

Undergrad

Grad Programs

Majors

Industries

Job Functions

Traits

NyAsia Jordan

Consultant

Top Managemet Consulting Company

Lehman College

Baruch College - MS, UCLA Anderson School of Management - MBA

Finance

Consulting & Related Professional Services

Business Strategy

Honors Student, Scholarship Recipient, Pell Grant Recipient, Took Out Loans, Immigrant, Worked 20+ Hours in School, Transfer Student

Video Highlights

1. Individuals who thrive as consultants are friendly, inquisitive, and continuous learners.

2. Critical thinking and excellent communication skills are essential for success in consulting.

3. Adaptability and a positive attitude towards change are crucial, as consultants must respond quickly to evolving situations

Transcript

Who thrives in industry?

How would you typically describe someone who would thrive as a consultant?

Things about being a consultant are being friendly, being inquisitive, and loving to understand why. Being a continuous learner is also important. I think those two things are very important for the nature of consulting itself.

A critical thinker and someone who is a great communicator are also traits that would lead to a successful career in consulting. Probably one of the most important, and I would say disposition, not necessarily a trait, is someone that is okay with variety or likes change.

With consulting, you have to be able to adapt. You have to be able to respond quickly, and you have to be able to understand that change is inevitable.

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