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Updated Nov 4, 2011 – Interview questions and reviews posted anonymously by interview candidates.
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Interviewed Oct 2011 in Shanghai (China) (took 1+ week)

Recuitment is professional. Two phone interviews, one on-site in Chicago, another video interview. People are very nice and helpful and willing to share with you their experience with the company. The company was extremely fast in feedback and extending the job offer.

Downside is that they are not very willing to give a better position for someone with advanced degree. You have to prove yourself from entry level analyst, if you are not experienced person. But most of the consulting firm works in this way, so that was fine for me.

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Since I am interviewing for China office, I unexpectedly (I should have expect that) got an interview with a very senior employee (he is very nice and helpful though) in Mandarin.

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The interview consisted of a Phone Interview and a 1:1 Interview.

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Interviewed Nov 2008 in Shanghai (China) (took a day)

Pretalk for shanghai office. Flexibility of the interview time, since I rescheduled it.
Market sizing question: How big is the market size of Wheelchair in shanghai

There were two interviewers, both of whom were really nice. I didn't structured the answer quite well. But this question is a really simple market sizing question.

The interview only lasted around 30 minutes, including some fit questions.