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Interim manager vs consultant
A consultant analyses and recommends, then leaves. An interim manager takes the role, owns the decisions and executes inside the business. If you need a problem solved rather than studied, you need an interim manager.
In short
A consultant analyses and recommends, then leaves. An interim manager takes the role, owns the decisions and executes inside the business. If you need a problem solved rather than studied, you need an interim manager.
Advice versus accountability
A consultant delivers a recommendation and hands it over. An interim manager steps into the seat with profit and loss responsibility and makes the change happen. The difference is who owns the outcome: you and your team, or the operator in the chair.
When a consultant is enough
If you need an objective analysis, a market study or a one off strategic answer, a consultant fits. The risk is the report that sits in a drawer because no one owns delivery.
When you need an interim manager
A vacant seat, a stalled function or a turnaround needs someone accountable in the role, not a recommendation. That is interim management.
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Frequently asked questions
Can one person do both?
The strongest profile is an operator who can diagnose like a consultant and then execute like a manager. That is how we work.
Which is faster to results?
An interim manager, because there is no handover gap between recommendation and execution.
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