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    By Bob Rose - You know this situation: you pick up the phone and it’s an angry client. Calls like that can spoil your day - or week! Sometimes you anticipate those angry messages but more often they catch you off guard. And here’s an even stranger thing! After the call is over, about 90% of the time you can’t figure out: (a) why the client is so mad; or, (b) why he or she should direct that anger at you! (Added: 5-Aug-2002 Hits: 286 )

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    By Unknown - A consultant is an individual who typically works for himself but he also may be associated with a consulting firm. He is a person who for a fee gives advice or provides a service in a field of specialized knowledge or training. Most consultants carry their own life and health insurance, pay their own taxes, some even have their own tools and equipment. The consultant can work alone or with the client's staff. (Added: 30-Jul-2001 Hits: 321 )


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