What's the best consulting book of 2000?

by Beth Blakely | Jan 02, 2001 8:00:00 AM

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Takeaway: What's your vote for the best consulting book released in 2000? Send us your thoughts.

Have you read any good consulting books this year? What’s your vote for the best consulting book released in the year 2000? We want your recommendations. E-mail us your top choice with an explanation of why you think it’s worth taking the time to read. We’ll share the most popular suggestions in an upcoming article.

If you need your memory jogged, we’ve compiled a list of consulting books released in 2000 for you below.

• The Flawless Consulting Fieldbook and Companion : A Guide Understanding Your Expertise
  Peter Block and Andrea Markowitz; Jossey-Bass Publishers
• Seven Cs of Consulting : Your Complete Blueprint for Any Consultancy Assignment
  Mick Cope; Financal Times Management
• Consulting Demons : Inside The Unscrupulous World of Global Corporate Consulting
  Lewis Pinault; HarperBusiness
• Getting Started in Consulting
  Alan Weiss; John Wiley and Sons
• The Harvard Business School Guide to Careers in Management Consulting
  Harvard Business School Press
• 2001 How to Build A Million Dollar Technology Consulting Practice
  James C. Metzler; Harcourt Brace Professional
• Flawless Consulting
  Peter Block, Penton Overseas
• Clients for Life: How Great Professionals Develop Breakthrough Relationships
   Jagdish Sheth and Andrew Sobel; Simon & Schuster
• The IT Consultant: A Commonsense Framework for Managing the Client Relationship
  Rick Freedman; Jossey-Bass Pfeiffer
• From Serf to Surfer : Becoming A Network Consultant (Networking)
  Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, and Steven T. Klovanish; Sybex