Why & What Flashcards
1
Q
What can we do in terms of consultant management ?
A
- Proactively contact consultant and not wait for them to contact them
- Update our client following the discussion with consultant
- Reactive when questions or challenges faced by consultant
2
Q
What can’t we do in terms of consultant management ?
A
- Please everyone
- Say yes to every consultant’s request
- Delivering only happiness
3
Q
What is the standard follow-up for consultant ?
A
- 1x per month
- Mail not included
- Call, meeting teams or face to face meeting
4
Q
If everything goes according to the plan, should I still contact ?
A
- YES
- The goal is to make sure client and consultant knows we have a structured follow-up
5
Q
What are the basic agendas ?
A
- 3 questions to ask every time when meeting or talking to consultant and client
- Not used when updating client via email
6
Q
What to do if challenging situations ?
A
- Expect those situations to happen often
- The way you react will greatly impact the resolution of the problem
- Don’t bury the issue hoping that it would go away, go chase it
- Ask your TM if you don’t know
- CM is the owner of the situation and is responsible to resolve it
- AM is updated by CM and can be involved if CM asks
7
Q
What to write in SAILS/Cbook
A
- Register touchpoint with consultant as Consultant Meeting in Cbook and add answers from the 3 base questions
- Register touchpoint with client as Call or Meeting in Sails and add add answers from the 3 base questions
- No need to register update client done by email
8
Q
What is the standard follow-up with client ?
A
- Schedule call or Teams/Face to Face meeting during first and last month
- Schedule call or Teams/Face to Face meeting once every 6 months
- Between those calls or meetings, you can update your client via email and put AM in cc after having talked with consultant
9
Q
Do we have agendas for touchpoints ?
A
- Yes
- Mandatory agendas include 3 questions to always ask
- For consultant and client
- Optional agendas : for thematic discussion such as career conversation or performance review
10
Q
What are the basic guiding principles ?
A
- Be clear on what you expect from consultant and tell him
- Be clear on what can the consultant expect from you
- Be clear regarding salary increases from the onboarding phase (especially for long-term consultant)
- Use HEAT model for dissatisfaction
- Deliver on promises
- Show confidence even if you don’t know
11
Q
What is the difference between client touchpoint and client update ?
A
- Client update is done by email (AM in cc) after having talked with consultant
- Client touchpoint is scheduled and follows a clear agenda
- Client touchpoint is scheduled during first and last month of assignment, and once every 6 months
12
Q
How to write notes on Cbook/Sails
A
- Use bullet points, short sentences or paragraphs to capture the most relevant information
- Focus on the main points and not the details
- Keep it brief and simple