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How to Become a Successful Consultant in Your Own Field
Cash in on Your Own Experience
You possess a wealth of special knowledge and experience. You are mature—a veteran, a survivor. If you were an employer, you’d hire yourself in an instant.
Hubert Bermont did. One day he was a successful, but unfulfilled, middle-aged corporate executive. The next day he was out on the street, a victim of downsizing. Within two years he was making considerably more money than ever before, working as a full-time, self-employed consultant. Since then, he has helped thousands of other people achieve similar success, and he’ll do the same for you. In these pages he clearly explains how you can launch your own thriving consulting business and operate it for greater profit and personal satisfaction.
“Hubert Bermont knows more about consulting than anyone. Just as important, he knows how to communicate his ideas simply and directly. Regardless of your field, he can show you how to succeed. My advice to you is to take his advice—you just can’t miss.”
—Eugene Hameroff, director emeritus, The Consultants Institute
You possess a wealth of special knowledge and experience. You are mature—a veteran, a survivor. If you were an employer, you’d hire yourself in an instant.
Hubert Bermont did. One day he was a successful, but unfulfilled, middle-aged corporate executive. The next day he was out on the street, a victim of downsizing. Within two years he was making considerably more money than ever before, working as a full-time, self-employed consultant. Since then, he has helped thousands of other people achieve similar success, and he’ll do the same for you. In these pages he clearly explains how you can launch your own thriving consulting business and operate it for greater profit and personal satisfaction.
“Hubert Bermont knows more about consulting than anyone. Just as important, he knows how to communicate his ideas simply and directly. Regardless of your field, he can show you how to succeed. My advice to you is to take his advice—you just can’t miss.”
—Eugene Hameroff, director emeritus, The Consultants Institute
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224 pages, Paperback
First published September 3, 1991
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February 25, 2018
It was just the book I needed as I started my consulting and engineering company. Made all the same mistakes and gave me the confidence to never work for anyone else but myself.
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