Has anyone switched geographies (Low Cost to High Cost). Is it expected that your salary would be readjusted? Looking at a country switch.

If it is your choice, usually not a match. If they ask, they readjust. International usually puts you on a local contract at the local salary range.

Yes they readjust salaries once a year at Deloitte even if you switch offices on your own

^is that in advisory? There hasn't been a COL adjustment in consulting in like 10 years or so

I'm in consulting and talked to my director less than 2 months ago about this same topic.

Is McK a single global firm? The big4 are a "network of firms" so moving internationally is a colossal shit show. And as a PS, industry "expat packages" are a gazillion times better than consulting ones

I was told that we didn't readjust to the market if you moved on your own to a higher cost location.

Op -- they will readjust for international moves, unless temporary. As you progress it matters less. Senior partner comp, for example, is equal everywhere in the world. One firm.

Look into local salaries before you switch, OP. McK salaries are based on local market salaries for consultants, not cost of living, and salaries for all US offices are the same. Net result of that weirdness combined with Brexit's impact on the GBP is that McK comp in Dallas is 40% higher than McK comp in London. And that's before accounting for significantly higher taxes in the U.K. Benefits outside the US are often worse too.