
What are the job roles and responsibilities of an Aeronautical Consultant?
Consultants offer advice to organizations to help them improve their business performance in terms of operations, profitability, management, structure, and strategy.. The work includes management, strategy, IT, finance, marketing, HR and supply chain management.
General responsibilities include:
conducting research, surveys, and interviews to gain an understanding of the business
analyzing statistics
detecting issues and investigating ways to resolve them
assessing the pros and cons of possible strategies
compiling and presenting information
implementing solutions
developing and implementing new procedures or training.
Typical employers of consultants
Most management consultants are employed by international professional services firms or strategy sections of financial organizations. Consultant firms can range from generalist consultants offering a wide range of services, to specialist consultants. Consultants are contracted by organizations in all sectors seeking help and advice about business problems.
Qualifications and training required
A career in consulting is mostly open only to graduates. Graduates can have a degree in any discipline, although business, management, economics, mathematics or statistics can be advantageous for entry into some firms.
Key skills for consultants
Commercial awareness
Attention to detail
Analytical skills
Excellent interpersonal skills
Tact and persuasive ability
Team Working skills
IT skills
Good oral and written communication skills
Foreign language abilities