So during the phone interview, they asked me about my language skills I applied to work with. They also asked me why I was interested in the job and if I was familiar with the content of the job. Additionally, they asked if I knew anyone working at the company, which I thought was interesting. Overall, the questions were pretty straightforward.
Si sabía de que se trataba la oferta laboral.
Why do you want to work for us?
What is your time commitment?
At the end they asked what is your opinion about the situation in your country and what is happening in it. Is this a political interview? Am I supposed to be worried if I say the "right" or "wrong" answer about what I know about my own country? and what you don't know? Is this a political test? I thought interviews should be about the abilities of the person.
Experience, education, problem-solving, situations, skillset
what do u know about content moderator? / expected salary, other situational question
Are you comfortable watching videos containing violence and child abuse? Do you prefer day or night shift? Are you able to commute to offices in Paddington? Are you experienced dealing with confidential data or with following some privacy guidance at work?
Which TikTok community rule would this "X" scenario breach?
Can you do the shift hour work？（7am-4pm，3pm-12am，10pm-7am）
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