Mercer Consultant interview experience

The questions leaned heavily into personality and fit, with only a smaller portion that felt technical. It had a familiar, conversational rhythm, and it was clear they were trying to gauge how I came across rather than prove I had every hard-skill checkbox.

In that same spirit, I ended up answering a CV-based self-introduction, plus standard topics like strengths and weaknesses, why Mercer, and what I expected from the role. The conversation even touched on current events like recent financial news, which surprised me a bit because it didn’t feel like it was purely behavioral or purely