Victor Cheng

Cheng analyzes the interplay between historical contexts and strategic decision-making. His dual expertise manifests in two distinct realms: as a historian focused on modern Chinese military history and as a business consultant specializing in case interview preparation. In "China between Peace and War: Mao, Chiang and the Americans, 1945–1947," Cheng delves into Chinese Civil War peace talks, assessing how military and political strategies intertwine. This work challenges prevailing narratives, offering a nuanced analysis of wartime negotiations, thus appealing to readers interested in historical intricacies and military decision-making.\n\nSimultaneously, Cheng's consultant persona equips aspiring business professionals with tools for success. His book "Case Interview Secrets" serves as a practical guide to navigating consulting interviews. By leveraging his own experience from McKinsey and other top firms, Cheng provides methodologies that emphasize analytical thinking and structured problem-solving. Readers gain actionable insights, benefiting from a clear framework for excelling in competitive consulting roles. Each of Cheng’s profiles delivers unique value: his historical research informs those curious about modern Chinese history, while his consulting guidance empowers individuals aiming for success in the business world.