Hello,Two points which I'd really appreciate some help with.1) Tony, I seem to recall a report/study which you had available on this site which showed the best recruitment consultancies to use based on feedback from Consultants??? Could you please direct me to the latest version of this?2) Any opinions out there on which are the best Consultancies to work for in the Supply Chain field? The criteria I'm looking for are:- Good range of private sector clients (particularly in retail and technology, media and telecoms)- Good approach to work life balance- Pay in line with or exceeding Big 4 firms.Any help would be appreciated.Thanks

You can download the 2007 report <a href=http://www.top-consultant.com/recruitment_report.asp target=_blank>via this link</a>. There are a number of suggestions of recruitment firms to work with. The winners this year were Consulting Point - and by a happy coincidence they used to be called "Purchasing & Supply Chain", as that was the area of consulting recruitment that they started out in. So would definitely recommend them as a source of information on this particular area of consultancy hiring activity.Tony

Thanks Tony - much appreciated.Has anyone got any advice on the 2nd points regarding supply chain consultancies?

If you want some advice on a possible career move into supply chain consultancy then I am happy to discuss potential opportunities with you. I recruit exclusively within this sector and would be happy to have a confidential discussion to look at your options.David Callaghan 0207 324 0586Goodman Masson - Management Consultancy Recruitment

Offering advice and some light entertainment on this forum is one thing, touting for business is another. Cheap. Very cheap.

Are there rules against touting for business here...if not then let him. People dont normally make it by going the conventional way

Oh Mars don&apos;t be a moody litle boy just because eveyone takes the mickey out of you and you didn&apos;t think of it first.............

I consider myself suitably chastised and reprimanded.Now if you&apos;ll excuse me I&apos;m off to sulk in the corner.