I did expect the interview to be tough as this was my first job but since I was transparent from the beginning about my inexperience, I was able to handle the questions with a bit of common sense & logic. They provided case studies & asked how I would handle the situation & what kind of decisions I would make under certain model situations. This didn't require any knowledge in the filed of advertising just needed to employ quick thinking & creativity.
what skills do I have that make me fit to be a fundraiser
What is your understanding of the needs of this role and how do you feel you meet those needs?
How would you rate your student mentality from 1-10?
Who do you admire?
Name a time your overcame a hardship in your life.
how react to feedback what would you do to impede that a dictator runs fake elections in a middle-sized African country
In the first interview, I explained an instance where I felt defensive about my work (which felt honest but still professional). In the second interview, they really honed in on this pretty significantly (as though this was a major red flag).
1/ Do you prefer hierarchical management or horizontal management ?
Avaaz finds out that a politician from an African nation is planning on rigging an election. How would you devise a campaign for this?
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