FiveTips for Collaborating With Other Consultants

Consulting is generally thought of as a one-man or one-woman show. But as freelance and consulting gigs grow more prevalent, it becomes increasingly important that you as a consultant know how to play nicely in the sandbox.

| December 22, 2015

Consulting is generally thought of as a one-man or one-woman show. But as freelance and consulting gigs grow more prevalent, it becomes increasingly important that you as a consultant know how to play nicely in the sandbox.

Use these tips to make sure your co-consulting experience is positive, even when common conflicts arise.

1. Overcommunicate whenever possible.

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