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Going through the U.S. consulting recruiting process as an international candidate was definitely challenging, there were a lot of cultural nuances and expectations that weren’t always obvious, especially when it came to networking and behavioral interviews. Diego had been through it himself, so his advice really clicked. He helped me fine-tune how I told my story in a way that still felt like me, but also made sense to interviewers here. Having someone who understood both the language side and the cultural side made a big difference. Thanks to his help, I ended up with multiple offers from top consulting firms. It was a huge help at a key moment, and I’m really grateful for it

Consulting interviews always felt a bit overwhelming to me, especially as someone more on the introverted side. I used to think you had to be super polished and “on” all the time to do well. Diego helped me see that wasn’t true. He created a really comfortable space to practice and gave me clear, practical advice that helped my thinking come through without trying to be someone I’m not. He was always very calm and focused, but also pushed me just enough to improve each time. It made the whole process feel way more doable

Shreesh was extremely helpful in helping me craft answers for PEI questions asked frequently IB and Consulting interviews. He also helped me edit my resume - I was invited to interview for McKinsey, Bain, UBS, and JP Morgan!

The prep materials from bschool were useful but the most useful prep I had was just a few conversations with Diego. He helped me understand how interviewers actually think and gave feedback that was way more real and grounded than anything I got from formal prep resources

I worked with Hon as my career coach for a couple of years during my MBA, and honestly, he was a game changer. What I loved most about Hon is how genuinely invested he is in your growth. He’s not just a coach; he’s a partner in your journey. Whenever I hit a rough patch or started feeling uncertain, Hon was my go-to person. He always knew exactly how to lift my spirits while helping me stay focused on my goals.

Dillon is the greatest of guys; not only is he very knowledgeable, but he is also capable of explaining in a way that is best for your particular situation. Totally recommend him.

What helped me the most when I was recruiting for BCG Lima was how Diego explained what the firm is really looking for in case interviews. It’s not just about solving the case, it’s how you think, how you explain your logic, and how you show business judgment. He helped me take my past experiences and shape them in a way that made sense for BCG. That made me feel much more confident going into the interviews. And even after I got the offer, Diego was still there and super supportive. He shared advice on what to expect once inside the firm, how to start well, how to manage the first projects, and how things usually work in the Lima office. It showed me that he really cares, not only about helping you get the offer, but also doing well once you’re there.

I was preparing for consulting interviews right out of undergrad and honestly didn’t have much work experience to draw from. Diego helped me figure out how to tell my story in a way that still felt strong, even though I didn’t have a fancy resume. He helped me connect the dots between what I had done (internships, leadership stuff, sports, academics) and what consulting firms are looking for. It made the whole process feel way more manageable and way less intimidating

Coming from Brazil, one of the things I found most challenging with case interviews was being concise in English. I’d often say too much trying to make sure I was being clear, and sometimes ended up overexplaining or losing the structure. Diego really helped me work through that. He gave me practical tips to tighten my answers, be more structured, and communicate in a way that sounded confident but still natural to me. Something that made a big difference was how he helped me use my international background as a strength. Instead of trying to “sound American,” he encouraged me to bring in my own experiences and perspective in a way that actually added to my story. It helped me feel more comfortable and authentic in interviews, and I think that really came through. Having his advice definitely made me feel more prepared and confident going into final rounds.

Barkha is a great coach. She mentors with empathy, while challenging students to see new perspectives. Her investment in supporting students achieve their goals is clearly visible and anyone would be lucky to have her as a coach.