
Malcolm Max Afford's Consulting Room is a comprehensive guide to the practice of consulting. It provides an overview of the consulting profession, including its history, the different types of consulting, and the skills and knowledge required to be successful. It also covers the different types of consulting engagements, the process of developing a consulting proposal, and the ethical considerations of consulting. The book is divided into three parts. The first part provides an overview of the consulting profession, including its history, the different types of consulting, and the skills and knowledge required to be successful. The second part covers the different types of consulting engagements, the process of developing a consulting proposal, and the ethical considerations of consulting. The third part provides practical advice on how to be successful in the consulting profession, including tips on networking, marketing, and client management. Overall, Consulting Room is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the consulting profession. It provides a comprehensive overview of the profession, as well as practical advice on how to be successful. It is an essential guide for anyone looking to enter the consulting field.
By Malcolm Afford · First published 1948 · Genre: Psychological Thriller, Mystery, Drama · 8,076 words
(Fade in wild, tempestuous theme. Cross fade into the crash and beat of great seas. Establish. Then fade down to complete and absolute silence.A door opens off mike.)
CLEM (slightly off): Carla.
Consulting Room is listed on Textopian as a novel by Malcolm Afford, dated 1948 CE.
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psychology · therapy · mental health · consultation · drama · suspense · character study · interpersonal relationships · conflict · emotional turmoil · insight · narrative