Daniel Sehl, Digital Media Specialist at EASTWEST PR, Beijing. (Illinois State University)

“I had been struggling to get a job that wasn’t teaching English in China for a while when I got into contact with Michael on Linkedin. In my consultations with Michael he brought me through a unique and highly effective program that he called the “China Career Blueprint.” In it, I found the advice I needed to meet the goals I desired. I followed his guidance and found what methods needed changing in my career search in China. The more we communicated, the more I learned of his professionalism and the high value of the system he developed.

CCB worked for me quite well, and there is no doubt that it can and has worked for others. Michael has given me steady, thoughtful guidance since my first contact with him, and I wouldn’t be where I am today without him.”

Tony Liao, Finance Manager at Coca Cola China. (University of Manchester, MBA)

“Michael Park’s services are unique and can be found in very few places. Its unorthodox methods would definitely give an important advantage to anyone looking for jobs in China.

The personalized counseling, coupled with very reliable responses (most times within minutes if he is online) make it very easy for any job hunter to plan his/her strategy fluidly.

The most important advice I learned from him is to strategically differentiate myself from my competition. Overall, I would recommend giving his products and services a try.”

Heather Morgan, Language Activity Officer at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. (UC Davis)

“Having worked with Michael as a client, he has provided me with invaluable service that helped place me in my current career in Hong Kong. Michael provided multiple step by step career blue prints for launching my career in Asia. He showed me that there were multiple paths to entering a career in Hong Kong, or anywhere in Asia, and he gave me guidance on how to do so. Before obtaining my current position in Hong Kong, I had several other backup strategies for entering the Hong Kong market, thanks to Michael. His wide range of knowledge working and living in Asia, as well as his own experience as an American expat make him invaluable in career consulting for young American expats like myself. I still consult him regarding my future plans and career aspirations, and he still provides me with excellent service and practical applications.”

Edouard Lanckriet, Strategy Consultant – Energy and Environment, Observatoire de Emergents, BEIJING. (Ecole des Mines de Paris, Penn State)

“During the year and a half that I spent working with Michael across Europe and Asia for numerous case studies, we tackled a wide range of complex energy and environmental management projects. In this time, I’ve come to appreciate his sharp analytical mind and uncanny ability to adapt to all the cultures with whom we have exchanged. Moreover, while we were working together in Beijing, he assisted me in successfully sourcing interviews and offers in China, Korea, and Singapore with a range of multinationals and boutiques. I have had a great career in China as a consultant in economic and industrial strategy for energy and environmental projects. I am very confident that others would benefit from his blueprint as well.“

David Turberfield, Managing Partner Field & Yen LLP. Former Managing Partner at Environmental Resources Management (ERM).

“I have been working as an environmental professional and business developer in the Asia Pacific region since early 1994, dealing with start-ups and turnarounds in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and South Korea. Whilst developing rapidly growing teams of consultants, I have spent a great deal of time hiring individuals at all levels from interns to Directors and have seen a very broad range of strategies and approaches adopted by hopeful applicants. Whilst working with Michael Park in Seoul in 2010, he asked me to review the approach he had developed to help individuals to establish themselves in this part of the world. I was astonished to find that he had succeeded in creating a process that systematically ensures an applicant takes the appropriate actions towards securing a position in Asia. I believe that a graduate or budding professional, sincerely looking to build a career in Asia who applies his or herself to the steps set out in the blueprint will enjoy a successful outcome.“

Johnathan Lang, Iraq War Veteran. (CUNY Hunter College)

“Michael Park has been an outstanding resource in helping me plan any future move into China. I always have had a great interest in economic movements around the world and, coming from a few years of experience in the Middle East and Latin America, I have been well aware for some time now of the increasing power that this part of Asia holds as a growth market in the world economy. For this reason, I also saw in this place a number of potential opportunities for any young, adventurous, American university educated person willing to work at staking out his or her claim there.

When I heard about Michael’s experience in this area, I immediately reached out to him in order for us to share ideas, and to see if he could collaborate with me on developing an informed strategy to execute such a move. He first wanted to get a firm understanding of where I have been, where I am trying to go and what I am trying to do. Once we had a clear understanding as to what my vision is, he then proceeded to use his knowledge to aid me in laying out an actionable, step-by-step plan.

I was pleased at the depth and breadth of his knowledge about the various facets of Chinese society and economic trends. Having worked in other high-context cultures in the past, I knew that these are the important intangibles that would have the potential to make my task much easier, or much harder, as foreigner looking for success. Michael not only understood these intangibles, he showed me some of the best ways to make them work in my favor by incorporating them into my overall strategy. The action plan that we came up with is one that would increase my likelihood of success, and lower my exposure to risk, as much as possible if I make the move out to Shanghai.

Michael was very attentive and surprisingly quick in understanding the complexities of my situation, which is unique as compared to the majority of the clients he deals with (I am an Iraq War Veteran). I am grateful to him for helping me to lay out a personal roadmap to succeed in the dynamic Chinese economy. The actions that I am executing now, and will execute if I go there, will give me a competitive advantage over anyone attempting to make a similar move while not informed by Michael’s brand of expertise.”