If you don't have a ton of experience in the field, then it will be difficult to answer specific questions about your previous work. Also, if you don't have a good sense of public policy issues you might have difficultly answering some of the questions.
They asked about my experience, how it relates to the current job I was applying to and why I was on the job market search.
Describe a typical day at work at your most rceent employment.
I don't remember.
Tell us about a time where you overcame adversity.
How many partners have you worked with at one time?
What is your experience working with volunteers?
What's your biggest challenge in your current position?
**We've had a lot of interested in our Community Manager role, which is really fantastic! But we really need someone who is passionate and very knowledgeable about the no-code, productivity, process management and/or automation space; hence, the 'firm requirement' mentioned above. With your application, please submit a short Loom video letting us know how you meet that requirement. [Name redacted], our VP of Marketing, will be reviewing all those videos himself!**
What motivates you in this field of work?
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