The interview itself -- which did not include either of the two above people -- was quite nice. The interviewer laid out her interview approach and outlined what we'd discuss and in what order. The only two questions I recall were something akin to, "How do you approach a writer when you see errors in their work?," and there was another about learning/using editorial style guides.
“What do you know about the RICS?”
How do you measure the success of content?
Previous experience, the names of the companies I had worked with earlier, reason to choose this profession. They asked about my family and how soon I could join them
Why I wanted the job
What's was a project you made that you must like?
One of the key questions they asked me was about how I handle tight deadlines while ensuring high-quality video editing
What interests you in this position?
Do you choose Freshers or experienced candidates?
No interview, just tasks to do
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