Sentence examples for consultant wisdom from inspiring English sources

Still, even among the more august firms, the conventional consultant wisdom held that if established companies were to compete with the fast-moving visionaries in the parade of online banks and pet stores and office supply chains, they needed to move onto the Internet immediately.

Consider it internal redecorating, said Miriam Novalle, a perfumer turned tea purveyor who has her Harlem brownstone cleared by Barbara Biziou, a wildly well-publicized Huffington Post blogger and executive consultant (or "global wisdom keeper and agent of change," as she calls herself), every year for her birthday.

When Jobs died, iShrines popped up all over the place, personal tributes filled Facebook and his quotable wisdom – management-consultant banalities, for the most part – was passed from inbox to inbox.

Zita Keeley, a wine consultant, imparted those bits of wisdom and others during her mid-January wineer wine dinner at the Melting Pot restaurant in Hoboken.

Second, unlike, say, law or accountancy, it has no agreed standards; anybody can call himself a consultant and start dispensing management wisdom.

Tenant.net, which guides visitors through the complexities of renting in New York City, started as an electronic bulletin board in 1990 when John Fisher, a computer consultant, decided to use the wisdom he had gained as a renter in New York.

"Attack ads work best when voters don't have a lot of information about a candidate," Lizza says, citing the conventional wisdom among political consultants.

Mr. Gingrich has essentially bet his candidacy that the conventional wisdom of professional consultants — namely, that at some point every campaign must go negative because it works — is wrongheaded.

They note that Mr. Gore -- who wrote in his 1992 book "Earth in the Balance" that he was impatient with his own "tendency to put a finger to the political winds" -- has remained "beholden to polls and conventional wisdom," "relying on consultants to calibrate his image and message," but they nonetheless give him points for showing "that he knew the person he wished he could be".

Instead they are convinced and - cave into the wisdom of political consultants - that raising the minimum wage, and equal pay for women are American voters' highest concerns.

So Forbes polled four college admissions consultants and compiled their words of wisdom.