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I’m a former McKinsey consultant who finally found joy after leaving the corporate world to start my own microbakery
Hali Mo, a former consultant and product manager, left corporate work to start Hali Home Bakes after attending pastry school in Paris. She transitioned from dreading her job to pursuing baking, now operating a microbakery in San Francisco.
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