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Director

What’s the collective noun for a group of consultants? Like a “gaggle” of geese or a “murder” of crows.

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  1. Consultant 2

    circle jerk

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  2. Oliver Wyman 1

    A deck of consultants

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    Author

    Best so far! Works on so many levels I think we’ve all been on a team a few slides short of a full deck Client not happy? Shuffle the deck, get some new blood in there A good deck always follows the pyramid principle: partners at the top making all the money, analysts at the bottom, doing all the work

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