Interim Managers perform an entirely different role to that of a Management Consultant.
An Interim Manager directs or controls all or part of an organisation, taking decisions, and ensures implementation and management of those decisions.
A Consultant gathers information, gives advice, information and guidance and recommends a course of action.
| Interim Manager | vs | Management Consultant |
| To hiring Client | < Accountability > | To own Consultancy |
| Decision Maker | < Execution > | Advisory |
| Consequences | < Responsibility > | Advisory |
| Sensibly Over-Qualified | < Experience > | Learns on the Job |
| Shareable | < Knowledge > | Chargeable |
| Own | < Reputation > | Consultancy |
| Task completed | < Exit > | Task to be completed |
| €0.7n per day | < Rate > | €n per day |
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