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This document provides an agenda and overview for an introductory class on consulting skills. It outlines the course requirements, which include participation, blogging, presentations on course texts, a client exercise, and a consulting project. It then discusses the phases of consulting according to Peter Block and the roles consultants can take. It introduces process consultation as focusing on helping a client understand and improve their own processes through a collaborative relationship.
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