Business Consultant

As a business consultant, here are some of your responsibilities (may vary subject to different types of consulting work):
• Coordinating and performing designated business tasks for clients per their requirements.
• Assembling and presenting recommendations based on research.
• Interacting with assigned clients and performing a preliminary analysis of a challenging situation when necessary.
• Creating comprehensive project blueprints to support enhancements and make necessary modifications.
• Monitoring and evaluating a project's performance
• Gathering data on the client's business through a range of techniques, such as shadowing, interviews, surveys, and reviewing reports
• Analysing the findings to find potential flaws and issues and understand their underlying causes
• Meeting and advising chief executives throughout the entire consultation process
• Developing operational reports with recommendations and alternatives that address the demands, resources and constraints of the clients
• Communicating observations and proposals to clients, along with meticulous rationale and constructive feedback
• Preparing extensive business plans to implement minor or significant changes
• Helping the company leaders implement the plan and handle any potential and unexpected disagreements
• Giving direction for any recurring problems and challenges
• Reviewing and optimizing the existing business procedures in collaboration with the executive management team
• Establishing procedures for testing business applications and developing templates for reports that can assess the efficacy of applications
• Maintaining close communication with important clients to inform them of process improvements designed to enhance service
• Ensuring the customer service team is receiving the data it might require for delivering high-quality service and enhancing customer experience by focusing on the flow of communication between various departments
• Reporting on the status of new projects and the company's overall health routinely to the management team, etc.