Hi!I am now looking into moving to a Consultancy, however, everybody seems to have a different meaning for Management Consultant...and then you get all different types of roles on top of that...I can only find a difference between IT and Management...I am so confused....

Please state your question.

I just want to move from IT Consultant into Management Consultant....is this s role? apparently every consultancy as different roles which they call Management Consulting, and I should pick one of those...however, since I have no experience in MC...what do I pick?does this sound too confusing to you also?Still Confused

Media arts grad?

I sense an ACN Charlatan, realising that their job is not management consulting, wanting to "pick" another role and move out of the morass of boxes and wires in which they are enveloped.

if you don't know what MC is, how do you know you want to be one?

does this sound too confusing to you also? Yes. Because your sentences are poorly constructed and barely make sense. You need an A/B at GCSE English to get a job in MC.

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"Yes. Because your sentences are poorly constructed and barely make sense. You need an A/B at GCSE English to get a job in MC."Apparently you need people skills as well - which would seem to rule out the above respondent.

"Great comment hmmm Inciteful Added value Relevant to the post Keep it coming"No matter how much frustration/anger/rage hmmm's posts incite, they are never inciteful

Hmmm's latest pearl of wisdom was not too relevant to the post and did not add a lot of value either.Hmmm are you Claire from the Apprentice?

Whilst I'd agree that hmmm's tone was dismissive, he makes a valid point in stating that the ability to phrase a question in a coherent manner is a vital skill in consulting.The OP's question was vague, and even with his clarification, I'm still not sure what the question is

Hmmm also produces similar bile after grammatically correct posts which do ask a question.