MANAGEMENT CONSULTING PROFESSION

Jasmina Gligorijević; Violeta Mihajlović

doi:10.5937/

Authors

Jasmina Gligorijević College of Economics Pec in Leposavic, Serbia Author
Violeta Mihajlović College of Economics Pec in Leposavic, Serbia Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5937/

Keywords:

Consultancy, professionalism, knowledge, expertise

Abstract

Management consulting is one of the dynamic service sectors, which the mind is very high level of growth and development and those changes in accordance with customer needs. Consulting activities must be based on professionalism in the provision of services including expertise, competence, good reputation, efficiency, recognition through accreditation and the work complied with the ethical code of conduct. From the professionalism of a consultant depends on customer satisfaction in the services they received and the backbone of a good consulting.

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