"Tell me about your background/experience/you and why you want this job." "Where are you currently working/why did you leave?" "Regarding SEO, tell me about a campaign you worked on that was successful?" I'm paraphrasing the questions from memory, but this is the gist of it. The questions were mostly standard.
what compensation are you expecting?
They asked a lot about why I went to my chosen college. Probably half the interview was about why I chose the school and not about the company or anything.
What is the ratio of your current workload, from core editorial work to administrative/production work?
Why looking for a change?
The 'interview' was a test that took 1.25 hours to complete, and included webcam monitoring (snapshots are taken periodically). They do request consent beforehand. Most of the sections were quite reasonable, but the strict time limits (timer visible) created a lot of unnecessary stress. Overall, I came out of the test feeling awful about the whole experience.
Do you have any ideas for ways you would improve the content organization on our blog?
nothing was unexpected or difficult
Are you hard news or feature editor? What makes you mad? Are you willing to work ingest?
They asked about my experience with video work.
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