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10 Reasons You Should Work at a Management Consulting Firm

At Trindent Consulting, an operations-focused management consulting firm, you can expect to work hard, travel often and work on client sites to solve complex business problems. Let’s just say, this isn’t your typical 9 – 5 job. If you like a fast-paced, dynamic environment, this could be a perfect fit. Not everyone will find the… read more →




Sustainability Planning for the Long Term

Much like fad diets and health trends that come and go, corporate initiatives and improvement projects constantly make their way through businesses and managers looking for immediate improvements in results and KPI’s. Too often upon conclusion of a project, there can be short sightedness without consideration for long term sustainability and implications. Is there a… read more →




Using Appropriate Performance Measurements to Drive Behavior

In today’s world, most businesses have access to a plethora of data. The biggest hurdle is understanding how to use the data to develop insightful metrics that lead to improved decision making and enhanced performance. Many organizations tend to focus on industry benchmarks or generalized operational metrics; however, these metrics are often not specific enough… read more →




Achieving Sustainable Engagement Results

One of the key focuses of all our engagements is creating sustainability of implemented changes and achieved operational improvements.  In a typical engagement, the last third of the engagement’s overall schedule is dedicated to designing and installing tools and behavioral expectations to facilitate sustainable results within the client organization, even after the engagement has concluded…. read more →




Should Your Customer Experience Feel Like The Dentist Chair?

If you work for an insurance company we will make the assumption that you do not own an insurance policy.  If not, we suggest you try buying one and then return to this article. If you are anything like us, dealing with an insurance company; whether it’s for your car, house or even your health,… read more →




Disruptions, Risks and Resilience Within Supply Chain

From day-to-day function to strategic competitive advantage 1. Introduction & the Early Days The term “supply chain management” was first introduced in 1982 by Keith Oliver, then a consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton. However, the concept of supply chain, as well as its major components, like procurement, logistics and warehousing, was known in management long before…. read more →




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