Y o u r p a r t n e r i n b u i l d i n g b u s i n e s s
Considering a career in consulting? Dr. Stevenson's latest book "Basics of Consulting for the Gypsy Scientist and Engineer" can provide the information you need to get you started.
- What is technical consulting and how do you get started?
- Where do I find clients?
- How much cash do I need to begin?
- Planning and goal setting for success
- Templates for promotion of your new practice
- How do I compose a proposal?
These and many more nuggets based on his twenty successful years of consulting are found in his newly published book:
Basics of consulting for the Gypsy Scientist and Engineer
To order please email rlstevenson@comcast.net
Technical
consulting can be a stimulating and lucrative alternative to conventional employment,
especially in uncertain economic times. Even
in downsizing economy, firms still need access to specialized expertise. In many situations consultants meet this need
more economically than full time employees.
As a result, consultants may enjoy improved job stability and
significantly higher earnings by working for several clients in parallel. Dr. Stevenson has more than 20 years
experience in technical consulting. He
has written a book “Basics of Consulting for the Gypsy Scientist and Engineer”
to help others start their practice. The
book is designed to condense the first two years of practice into two
months. Once past the start up phase,
the book discusses issues in managing the ongoing practice.
