User talk:Pereneph

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Oliver Wyman edits

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Hello and thanks for the heads up! Not affiliated, just a consulting enthusiast- I will likely contribute more to other T2 pages soon and have tried to create a balanced article for Oliver Wyman with citations + controversies as well as successes. Pereneph (talk) 08:56, 2 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for confirming. I didn't know they were a T2 company - I thought that was only Canadian companies. On a related note, please add more edit summaries - I noticed you used them more often in your earlier edits, but sparingly since. It will help others see what you are doing. Happy editing. TimTempleton ^(talk) ^(cont) 19:44, 2 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Oliver Wyman history

I reverted your reversions to my edits on the Oliver Wyman article and related companies. The article is too long with too much information that predates Oliver Wyman, and is actually about other companies. I'm going to be cleaning it up over the next few weeks to make it more concise. Please disclose if you have a conflict of interest, per WP:COI. TimTempleton ^(talk) ^(cont) 16:52, 23 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]

@Timtempleton: Tim, you deleted most of Oliver Wyman's history section without even starting a discussion, and moved it to the page of an actual other company. Oliver Wyman has gone through a lot of name changes, but giving a new name to a unit doesn't make it a different unit. Harvard Business School has investigated this subject thoroughly and written that "In 2007, the individual consulting firms loosely held under the name Mercer Specialty Consulting came together more closely to form the $1.5 billion strategy consulting firm Oliver Wyman." Anyway, WP:TOOLONG clearly states that "Content, especially summary, well sourced and non-tangential information, should not be removed from articles simply to reduce length."

I'm not sure why you continue to accuse me of having a conflict of interest when I've (1) added more than 200 reliable, third-party sources to the Oliver Wyman page, (2) responded directly to you a few weeks ago clarifying that I do not, and (3) documented many of the company's controversies including the time they recommended the worst bank in Ireland, proposed displacing indigenous tribes in the Middle East, and worked with numerous government figures that consider their company to be a waste of money. I assure you that if I was affiliated with Oliver Wyman, their PR department probably wouldn't be very happy with me. I stopped working on the Oliver Wyman article after you accused me of this last time, and even abandoned the Marsh & McLennan article I was working on to avoid being perceived as a shill. You continued to follow me to the pages of other consulting firms when I tried to write something different and undid my work there.

I did a lot of research to write the page, and always sourced my claims. I would appreciate if you could engage in a discussion regarding the content of the articles rather than deleting everything because it's "too much information". I'm not going to be bullied off Wikipedia and if you continue to revert my edits, we should start dispute resolution. Pereneph (talk) 22:00, 23 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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