I have been in consulting for a few years now, and now looking to move into industry. Does anyone have any recommendations for agencies to use? I only know of those recruiting into consulting!Many thanks

What sector or function in industry are you aligned to/targeting for jobs?

WOWSER!!! Someone that FINALLY referred to "industry" rather than "the industry"!!!!BEEP BEEP BEEP!! We have a winner!!!Now all we need is someone to ask for "advice" rather than "advise"!!!

I am flexible on private or public sector, given I have consulting experience in both. I do not have FS experience, which is not an area I am focussed on entering.My roles to date have been a balance of the 'softer' side of transformation i.e. change management and also project and programme management. I am looking to focus on the former in my next role.Any agencies you feel would be able to help?

Monster.co.uk worked for me last month.

@ Johnny Foreigner - dont loose you head man.

sorry - should have readDont loose you're head man.Apologies

Don't you mean "apologise"?

Johnny F,Weather you are for real or not, I do not know, but you need to chill out

Brit, please tell us your penultimate post was a joke.If so, funny stuff!If not, hilarious: three shocking errors in a five-word sentence -which you actually posted to correct a previous typo- takes some beating.

PS:"Weather"? There is indeed a "chill out"...In the words of Alan Partridge, "Lovely stuff"

Epic flail.

True Brit, can I hire you as an English teacher please?

Sesame Street,Yes, a joke I'm afraid, so mildly funny rather than hilarious.My betes noires (notice my grammar is sufficiently competent in French to ensure plural noun and adjective agreement in the feminine form - aren't I a show-off git) are as follows:loose for loseadvice for adviseyour for you'retheir for there As a colleague once wrote (honestly) "we should make contingency plans for the office as we are in for a bad spell of whether"