Rather than discuss my experience and how that may apply to the position for which I was interviewing, nearly all the questions were psychological, asking upfront if I'd ever had any "incidences" (aka butted heads with) coworkers in the past. I was also told me that there would be a second part of the interview that would involve some tests of my ability, but didn't get around to those in my interview and wasn't contacted again.
Are you able to commit to the 3 month internship that could turn into a full-time position after the internship?
What could you bring to the role?
Who do you think our target reader is?
Qual sua relação com edição?
You don't have very much experience, what makes you think you can do this work?
As an editor, how do you resolve conflicts of opinion with writers and researchers?
Why did I apply to work for PropertyHub?
A classic question with no right answer - Which do you think is the most important - Timeliness, Quality or Cost?
They did not ask any questions. They only wanted me to edit sample text.
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