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A new consultant is someone who has recently joined a consulting firm or started their own consulting business. They are typically in the early stages of their career and are still building their experience and client base.
PWS stands for "Professional Work Statement" and is a document that outlines the scope, objectives, and deliverables of a consulting project. It is used to communicate expectations and requirements between the consultant and the client.
A new consultant should include a clear description of the project, the objectives and goals, the scope of work, the timeline and deliverables, and any specific requirements or expectations from the client. It is also important to include information about the consultant's qualifications and experience relevant to the project.
Some tips for a new consultant when creating a PWS include thoroughly understanding the client's needs and expectations, clearly defining the scope and objectives of the project, setting realistic timelines and deliverables, and communicating openly and regularly with the client throughout the project. It is also important to be detailed and specific in the PWS to avoid any misunderstandings or confusion.
To ensure a successful consulting project, a new consultant should establish a clear and detailed PWS with the client, maintain open and effective communication throughout the project, regularly check in on progress and make adjustments as needed, and deliver high-quality work within the agreed upon timeline. It is also important to build a good rapport and maintain a professional relationship with the client to potentially secure future projects.