Learn what it's like working at Kearny and attending Wharton for your MBA in this interview with my friend and classmate Mei-Li Thompson.------?rareliquid?► My Business School Apps► Sign up for my future MBA course► My careers channel► My investing channel► My free daily investing newsletter► Join the rareliquid community------?‍?Career Resources?‍?► Buy My Banking Recruiting Guides► TTP - The BEST GMAT prep resource► Books I recommend► My filming equipment------?Related Videos?► The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Consulting► Interview with a BCG Consultant► Why I'm Getting My MBA► Recap of My First Few Weeks at Wharton► My First Week at Wharton► Why I Left Investment Banking ------⏱Timestamps⏱0:00 - Introduction0:09 - Mei-Li's background0:41 - Why did you decide to go both undergrad and MBA at Wharton?1:36 - How would you characterize the ups and downs of your experiences in undergrad at Penn?3:01 - Why did you end up in consulting?4:05 - What value do consultants bring to the projects that they work on?6:43 - What makes a top performing consultant?9:07 - What are some of the most valuable skills you feel you gained from your experience at Kearney?11:29 - What kept you motivated at your job?12:44 - What do hiring managers look for in future consultants?14:38 - Do you have any consulting recruiting tips that people usually don't know?16:30 - What made you interested in getting and MBA, and why the Lauder program specifically?19:24 - What are you first impressions of the Lauder Program?20:52 - Are there any key lessons or moments that stand out to you so far?22:50 - Do you have any tips for people applying for an MBA?25:27 - What are your post MBA and long term career goals?26:49 - If you could go back in time and give your former college self advice, what would you tell yourself?29:04 - What are some of your top 2-3 personal values?------?Interact With Me?► Instagram► Twitter► TikTok► LinkedIn► Business Inquiries: ben@rareliquid.com------?Disclaimer?This is for educational purposes only. Some of the links above are affiliate links, meaning that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.