
Sendero Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sendero.
Associate Consultant
I applied through their website. The whole thing took about a month. First, there was an HR screening call, then a virtual first round, and finally, an in-person final round. They were upfront about the salary range from the start, which was nice. HR was really good at keeping in touch and answering my questions throughout. Both interviews were pretty standard, just asking about my past experiences. They really wanted to hear about examples using the STAR method and would ask more questions based on what I said. Overall, it was a pretty straightforward and well-organized process.
- Describe an instance where you took the initiative to do something outside your job scope.
- Can you share a situation where you depended on others to achieve a goal?
- Tell me about a time you had to make a decision that wasn't popular.
Associate
So it started with a quick screening call, then I had a 1 hour virtual behavioral interview with a manager. They hit me with about 5-6 behavioral questions. After that, I had to come in for another in-person behavioral interview. It was pretty much the same as the virtual one, some questions even repeated. No case study or anything like that. They're really looking for someone who fits the culture, not just someone with good answers. Best advice is to really try and connect with your interviewer first, then answer honestly using the STAR method. It's a pretty simple process and they want you to do well.
- Could you share a situation where you successfully persuaded a group?
- Describe a time you accurately or inaccurately diagnosed an issue.
- Tell me about a time you led something.
Management Consulting
I had a phone interview that went really well. Then, I was invited to a 2-hour virtual interview the following week with two interviewers. It was all behavioral questions with lots of follow-ups. After that, I got a call for a third and final in-person interview. Before the interview, the interviewer gave me a tour of the office. I felt good about it afterward, but it turns out I didn't get the role.
- Can you share an instance where you proposed a change?
- Tell me about a time you recommended a change.
Analyst Consultant
Interviewed last December. Two rounds of interviews. 1st round is two 1-hour behavioral based interviews with multiple follow-up questions. I enjoyed speaking to one of the people but the other was very off-putting. 2nd round is in their office with a short behavioral based interview and a case study. Case study is very ambiguous and does not really test you on anything important. Staff is super friendly but there is a 'different vibe', not bad but also not a place that seems challenging. Not your typical consulting company I would say. Also, glassdoor is overestimating the salary offer I got.
- Tell me about a time you experienced conflict within a group.
Sendero Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Sendero interview reports.
“What are the advantages and disadvantages of working for a small management consulting firm?”
Read reports →“What do you see as the advantages and disadvantages of a small management consulting firm?”
Read reports →“Write an email response to a situation where you won't be able to meet a deadline by the end of the week, explaining how you would address and solve the problem.”
Read reports →“What did you do when the entire team was ready to give up?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about a time you were tolerant of someone else?”
Read report →“How would you approach the implementation of a CRM application, starting from software selection?”
Read report →“Can you share an instance when you made a decision that wasn't popular with others?”
Read report →“Describe a situation where you identified a problem, and whether your diagnosis turned out to be correct or incorrect.”
Read report →“Which company would you choose to be a consultant for, if you had the choice?”
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