In the first interview, I was asked something like: "If you were in a room with a group of 20 to 30 people that you've never met and had to spend roughly 30 minutes talking and getting to know some of them, what would probably be the biggest misconception they would start to perceive about you?" All other questions were fairly typical and standard for interviews.
I was asked about my strength and weakness in terms of the working environment
About resume, work ethic, what you’re looking for.
They asked pretty standard questions about strengths and weaknesses, leadership style, comfort with different types of work environments.
What do you know about digital marketing?
Explain a time where you demonstrated leadership skills?
What are the three values you are looking for in a company? What makes you think you can do this job better than our hundreds of other applicants? There is a lot of rejection in the entry level position, how well could you handle that?
What’s your strength and weakness?
Are you familiar with the marketing funnel?
I was asked - what is the most important thing you're looking for in a new role?
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