Chang Liu

I've sat on both sides of the table. As a Kellogg MBA I recruited for consulting and received offers from McKinsey, BCG, Bain, and PwC. I then spent five years at McKinsey in San Francisco, where I was a case interviewer and left as an Engagement Manager. I know exactly what the interviewer is writing down, where candidates lose points in the first ten minutes, and what separates a "maybe" from a "yes." I also came to consulting from a non-traditional background. I started as an engineer at Shell, so I know what it takes to switch careers and learn the case format from scratch. My sessions are real interview practice, not lectures. We run a live case the way a McKinsey or BCG interviewer would, then I give you specific, honest feedback: what worked, what didn't, and the one or two habits that will move your score most. I also prepare candidates for the McKinsey Personal Experience Interview, which is where many strong casers lose the offer.