David O. | Management Consulting Coach

David O.

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Case-Crushing Coaching: Crafting Confident, Creative Candidates

Studied at Kellogg School of Management (Northwestern)

Works at Boston Consulting Group

Available Thursday at 8:00 PM UTC

Other times available upon request

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Available Thursday at 8:00 PM UTC

Other times available upon request

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David’s Management Consulting Qualifications

Experience level: Associate

30+ people coached for Management Consulting

Open to working with clients outside the U.S.

David has helped clients get into these companies:

The boring/relevant background: I've worked at BCG and L.E.K. and have navigated the MBA and undergrad consulting recruiting processes successfully! The slightly less boring/relevant background: While at those firms, I worked on the recruiting teams (including performing interviews) and can thus give you secret and not-that-secret insight on exactly what firms are looking for. The "why you should trust me": I've worked with over 50 candidates that have gone on to also get their dream offers- including many without any case experience! The best news: You're certainly more qualified (and probably smarter!) than me and thus I'm certain we can make this happen! Let's get to work!

David can help with:

Case Interview Prep

Presentations

Resume Review

Networking Strategy

Frameworks

Behavioral Interview Prep

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About David

I recently graduated from Kellogg and come from a background in management consulting (including time as a campus recruiting lead). I'm headed back to BCG Seattle after I graduate. I've helped dozens of students nail get roles at top consulting firms! Ask me about navigating the consulting recruiting process, what makes Kellogg unique, the "hows" of case interview prep, or college football anecdotes!

Why do I coach?

As a athlete*, I learned lots of important lessons and learned to love the thrill of competing and pushing myself to be the best. When I transitioned from competing to coaching sports (and then consulting candidates), I discovered a new passion - helping others reach their full potential. It's incredibly satisfying to watch people grow and improve, and to know that I played a part in their success. Helping others achieve their goals and crush the recruiting process is incredible rewarding. I always find joy in being a part of that journey (and to get to claim a little bit of credit on the back end!) ;) *term is used extremely loosely, my soccer career peaked at age 12