[Closed] the term "consultant"

In what context?

Someone that talks and writes but doesn't really do anything

what is a consultant?

Someone that talks and writes but doesn't really do anything

I'm sure there's a bit more to it than that.

Someone with a specialist set of skills who is employed short term to perform a role/produce a delivery that no one can or will do within a company.

Someone with a specialist set of skills who is employed short term to perform a role/produce a delivery that no one can or will do within a company.

This.

In my work, we use architects, engineers, ecologists - they are all consultants.

someone who acts as an advisor because of their professional expertise in a particular field

brakes
reward consultant

expensive

I am a CONSULTANT, and if you email me i can make an appointment for a consultation, in my Consulting rooms, £100.00 per half hour.

Please include in your email, what youd actualy like to be consulted in.

I thought it had something to do with admission to the Specialist Register.

Someone with a specialist set of skills who is employed short term to perform a role/produce a delivery that no one can or will do within a company.

This is how I market myself.

My best skill though has been unused in consultancy. Apparently the ability to set up short arm cantilevers for power and without squeal is hideously unwanted...