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Aligning the Stars

Aligning the Stars

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Solid Strategic Foundations for a PSF
Review: Anyone interested in understanding what really drives succcesful PSF (Professional Service Firms) should read this book. This is the first book published by a group of professors at Harvard University that have been studying PSF for the past 10 years.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Not for serious consultants
Review: I've spent over 10 years with Big 5 consulting firms and read this book with a great degree of enthusiasm, given the background of the authors. But I was very disappointed! The book is laced with "feel good" examples about what other firms are doing in running their practices without actually formulating any definitive conclusions or suggestions (as one would find in David Maister's work). It appears more like the authors talking about their experiences/adventures with no particular audience in mind. So if you want to read this book, do not expect any serious advice coming out of it.

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Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Not for serious consultants
Review: I've spent over 10 years with Big 5 consulting firms and read this book with a great degree of enthusiasm, given the background of the authors. But I was very disappointed! The book is laced with "feel good" examples about what other firms are doing in running their practices without actually formulating any definitive conclusions or suggestions (as one would find in David Maister's work). It appears more like the authors talking about their experiences/adventures with no particular audience in mind. So if you want to read this book, do not expect any serious advice coming out of it.

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