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Previously on "Plan B for Benched Contractors"
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You won. The UK holds all the cards. They need us more than we need them. How can we be stitched up?
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I'll need one of those if/when Boris bottles it and caves in to the EUOriginally posted by ladymuck View Post
Brexit trauma coach
(which I'm fairly sure he is currently doing, although I'll be pleasantly surprised to be proved wrong).
Fellow (including female, er, fellow! ) Brexiters, if chief negotiator Frost resigns, we'll know for sure we're being stitched up!
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A coach and a consultant are different things, which one was it?Originally posted by courtg9000 View PostI hear stories of so called business coaches charging over £300/hour and delivering feck all almost every day.
My clients then remark on the value they for my rates.
A classic a few years ago was a strategy report for an estate that was commissioned at a cost of £50k. The consultant spent only 2 days on site.
They suggested converting a grade 1 listed building to a hotel with a modern annexe (100 beds with the rest). The sort of thing Prince Charles would call a carbuncle. No mention of the fact that there would be more chance of getting planning permission to build a nuclear power station in the back garden of a 3 bed semi in Slough.
The consultant did a bunk as soon as the invoice was paid and he only delivered 16 pages of bulltulip! His drawings were crap and the planning officer had a giggle.
Top of the range Executive Coaches who coach senior execs in big companies typically charge £400-600 ph for a coaching session.
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Years ago a friend of mine set-up a quite successful executive dating agency.
It consisted of group dinners in nice London restaurants. He used to call me regularly, pay my dinner to attend and just let me be my charming self.
I got a fair number of one-night-stands out of it as a perk but these women were certainly not marriage material.
Anyway, I'm taken now.
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