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Hello - I work in Dell in the ops strategy (ex consulting ) & have an opportunity with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPC) in the growth strategy space (bit more interesting work profile). some questions here
1) How is the hpc/ ai domain doing as a business?
2) Is the culture in this team (hpc) good enough to make the switch from Dell? I enjoy the collaborative culture here now
3) what would be exit opportunities for strategy roles after Dell followed by Hpe ? Will it be looked at (un)/favorably for future moves?
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Anyone a CFP as a side hustle?
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What a power play. Who consulted on this one.

For those tech consulting folks, what is the best EPM or FP&A system objectively speaking if your firm is not technology agnostic?
Mainly catalyst for change is overall time savings from my experience (ie, accuracy, central source of truth, agility on scenario planning).
What are other key intangible measures that you’ve seen where benefit outweigh hard costs?
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Remote, it will have more impact on your career. Yourll eventually get on a project on site so I wouldn’t worry about that. Also if you can, go into the office yourll get the social networking bug out of the way
Agree with A1. If you love it you will be successful.
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For efficient learning, in person. I would go with the industry you like though.
Honestly any first project is a great learning experience so you can’t go wrong. On-site is much easier for building up your skills and learning how consulting works. I often caution people against picking projects purely on industry or because it sounds exciting - those sometimes turn out to be less than advertised. But like I said, you can’t go wrong - good luck!