Discover your consultant type and which one you should strive to be

Many factors go into being a successful consultant in global development, one of which is understanding how you currently work and which areas you could use some improvement in as a new consultant, especially if you’re making a transition from a full-time staff member position.

When you decide to pursue a consulting career, “you have evolved your professional identity, becoming a freelance consultant, and that doesn't happen overnight,” said Simone Anzböck, international careers coach and veteran development consultant, during a recent Devex careers event.  

“We have to develop new skills. We have to have new ways that we show up in the world,” added Anzböck, who offered insights into a range of areas that development professionals should focus on to thrive as consultants.

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