[Update - I ran across Crazy Consultant and Covert Consultant recently, and have added them below.]
[Update 2- I added Corporate Whore.]
David Shu's done a very good job of capturing the dearth of management consulting blogs here, here, and here. I've done my own scan and come to the similar conclusion. Essentially the world of blogging and management consulting comes together into the following segmentation.
The gray-beard talking about the Big Picture
These are old, or younger, consultants pontificating about the real value of consulting or the world's business trends. No real difference between this and reading business week editorials. While some of it is really insightful thinking it doesn't talk about the day-to-day business of consulting.
Either one blog, or a list of links to blogs of consultants of that firm. Near as I can tell nothing is discussed that covers the tactics & day-to-day life of consulting, anything juicy or fun.The Bitter Ex-Consultant
People no longer in the business who blog about other stuff and occasionally mention their old consulting careers. Current Consultants who talk about relevant stuff
- Steve Shu - Nortel
- Cherif's Blog - McKinsey
- Covert Consultant - Unknown
- Crazy Consultant - Mixed
- Corporate Whore - Unknown
- Consultant Ninja - Unknown
Note: I'm ignoring all those thousands of tech consultants at ACN, IBM, etc that are not in management consulting. Sorry guys, you have a consulting title but implementing SAP again and again doesn't count as management consulting.