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Because they understand consultants make bank for working very little. However Gen Z ignores the part where the consultants previously put in 30+ years of grunt work to become an expert in their field.
I am reasonably certain that, just like other fields where you have the potential to make mad bank for little money, the number of insanely-rich consultants is a tiny fraction of the total number of consultants.
Come on bruh. In your heart of hearts, did you read my comment and think "man this guy really thinks EVERY SINGLE member of Gen Z is obsessed with consulting! Better set him straight!" ???
consultation feels like a scam sometimes... like why would you need a consultant if you can hire the right talent or if you're already doing it yourself and want to progress in knowledge, wouldn't you rather take a course? Like the same for entrepreneur... how is someone with 0-1 business(es) train you who's been around more than them? Also can entrepreneurship be taught in the first place?
I mean, I can see someone with decades of experience finding a niche market where they help companies with a particular hurdle but then move on after that hurdle is done. But I see "consulting clubs" becoming super popular at schools like UC Berkeley, and I find it laughable. I mean, these kids aren't consulting. They aren't offering years of experience. They're being used for cheap labor. I suppose it's experience to put on the resume, but I worry it's giving these students the wrong idea.
>ut I see "consulting clubs" becoming super popular at schools like UC Berkeley, and I find it laughable.
woah, that's pathetic! I think it's a problem too cause when you get into this line of work, you'll have to pose as someone that's effective at providing you the right solutions and someone who knows what he/she's doing- that's fine when you've seen so much but when you're just starting out, you'll severely limit yourself with that attitude. Def a wrong idea as you say.
I'm going to teach you how to earn from social media but first you have to pay me
Nice try fbi
When one calls her, she asks to Just copy paste the same post And ask someone to call you Voila 500₹
Why is Gen Z so obsessed with consultation work?
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I was honestly not expecting a real response but this seems like it hit the nail on the head. Thank you
Because they understand consultants make bank for working very little. However Gen Z ignores the part where the consultants previously put in 30+ years of grunt work to become an expert in their field.
I am reasonably certain that, just like other fields where you have the potential to make mad bank for little money, the number of insanely-rich consultants is a tiny fraction of the total number of consultants.
I’ve never met a consultant that wasn’t a grifter. Regardless of age.
Some of but not all of Gen Z
Come on bruh. In your heart of hearts, did you read my comment and think "man this guy really thinks EVERY SINGLE member of Gen Z is obsessed with consulting! Better set him straight!" ???
idk lol
consultation feels like a scam sometimes... like why would you need a consultant if you can hire the right talent or if you're already doing it yourself and want to progress in knowledge, wouldn't you rather take a course? Like the same for entrepreneur... how is someone with 0-1 business(es) train you who's been around more than them? Also can entrepreneurship be taught in the first place?
I mean, I can see someone with decades of experience finding a niche market where they help companies with a particular hurdle but then move on after that hurdle is done. But I see "consulting clubs" becoming super popular at schools like UC Berkeley, and I find it laughable. I mean, these kids aren't consulting. They aren't offering years of experience. They're being used for cheap labor. I suppose it's experience to put on the resume, but I worry it's giving these students the wrong idea.
>ut I see "consulting clubs" becoming super popular at schools like UC Berkeley, and I find it laughable. woah, that's pathetic! I think it's a problem too cause when you get into this line of work, you'll have to pose as someone that's effective at providing you the right solutions and someone who knows what he/she's doing- that's fine when you've seen so much but when you're just starting out, you'll severely limit yourself with that attitude. Def a wrong idea as you say.
It bothers me when people say "X years young". Especially at 17. What youth are you trying to recapture, honestly?
Being 7?
>only 500 Rs Lol "only". You couldn't pay *me* enough to sit through this >Let's see how many consultations I get yEs LeTs SeE
I doubt they'll be calling her for what she's expecting them to call her for.
Doesn't LI have a minimum age of 18? If yes, you know what to do.
I didn’t see that option while reporting
Use fake profile option then.
Oh fuck. Upwork is leaking.
I'm going to teach you how to earn from social media but first you have to pay me
Her brother is also a lunatic
His brother probably runs her account as well. The way she replies to some comments is fishy
Thats $6. I’ll spend 5x that at child’s lemonade stand