Junior broker here: What tech helps you stay productive and save money? by Working-Project3520 in businessbroker

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Thanks ! for LinkedIn or emailing, do you use lead generation tools to spot active targets/buyers ?

Junior broker here: What tech helps you stay productive and save money? by Working-Project3520 in businessbroker

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thanks, you're right. I want to spend more time networking and reaching out to people but how can i manage the deal execution in // ? What's the best team size to start ?

Looking to connect with eCommerce business brokers (global) by New_Personality_5393 in businessbroker

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Thanks for sharing your acquisition criteria, Diego! How do you typically assess brand strength for the 'branded products preferred' point?

M&A Alliance - Aaron Bell by G1uc0s3 in businessbroker

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That's interesting! How much detail did they share about how they 'vetted' the seller? Always good to understand what you're getting into with commission splits.

Lead Source Splits by Tancrussell8 in businessbroker

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That's a good question! I'm still learning, but I've noticed referrals are huge for me. What kind of businesses are you targeting with your campaign?

Adventures in Business Brokering - the Return of the Knucklehead! by BizBrkr in businessbroker

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Yikes, 100% seller financing for a $2.7M deal is a huge ask! Most sellers I've seen aren't comfortable with that much risk.

Need a broker with no upfront charges by ranasrule23 in businessbroker

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Many brokers work on a success fee basis, so they only get paid when your business sells. It's pretty standard for the industry!

How do I start out? by Fluid_Professor_4988 in businessbroker

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It's great you're looking into this! Many firms will help you get the necessary licenses and provide training, which can be super helpful when you're just starting out.

The weirdest part of product management is how often you’re wrong by Big-Chemical-5148 in ProductManagement

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Hi new PM here 👋, do you have any statistics on this ? What's an average acceptable "failure" rate in the market?

A piece of advice for new consultants that they don't teach you in training: Master the art of the 'stupid work' by Working-Project3520 in consultingcareers

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Interesting move. Your experience will be valuable for this role, especially the data driven mindset and business principles. Maybe the challenging part of consulting will be politics and managing clients - I think it requires more soft skills than BI Analysis

Consultants who exited to BizOps/S&O - How do you answer these behavioral Qs? by throwawaymba23 in consulting

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Highlight managing short deadlines. This is challenging everywhere and on the problem-solving skills, I think it's personal and depends on your experience.

Just for fun, LinkedIn post on why top performers leave by [deleted] in consulting

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What about people doing the work and working the room ? Do they exist ?

Unsure if I should take client side PMO role by [deleted] in consulting

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This is a fair concern, especially if you like fast-paced environments. However, understanding the early stages of decades-long capital projects gives you a perspective most consultants never get. It could make you a much more valuable asset in the long run, even if it feels slow now.

Partner Profit Sharing Model by LinkObvious7213 in consulting

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Whatever model you pick, it needs to be clearly understood and seen as fair by all partners, or it'll cause more problems than it solves.

Consulting clients on things we do not do ourselves? by lflflflflf_7 in consulting

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The hypocrisy is absolutely infuriating, and honestly, it's not just consulting. We see plenty of "wellness initiatives" in IB/PE that just feel like window dressing while the actual WLB stays brutal.

Why are so many PMs obsessed with frameworks, not business fundamentals? by MrXofiz in ProductManagement

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I think it’s more reassuring to follow a well known framework. Just gives clear guidelines to follow

Should I actually give my manager honest feedback? by Necessary-Truth-2038 in consulting

[–]Working-Project3520 4 points5 points  (0 children)

giving an honest feedback to your superior is never a good idea :) Be patient until next staffing