It's almost too much to condense here since I spoke to four different people, but I was really struck by how the interviewers took interest in me as a person and didn't just ask the boilerplate interview questions. They ended up feeling more like really interesting conversations than job interviews. That's always a good sign.
what am I expecting in terms of compensation?
How would you pitch a game in order to garner interest from other studios developers
What do you like to do outside of work?
Comment avez-vous construit la stratégie PR pour votre entreprise actuelle ?
The interviewer had very little enthusiasm. I'm not saying you have to be jumping through the roof to talk to me, but at least sound like you care. Throughout the interview, she sounded more annoyed than anything else. When the time came for me to ask questions, I asked "What's the company culture like?" A pretty straightforward question I've asked employers before and have never had an issue with. Her reply? "What do you mean by 'culture'?" in a quite indignant tone. Very odd interview experience overall. She did not sound very happy in her role. I was not interested in going much further after that. I asked just one more question and ended the interview.
My previous experiences? What are my expectations?
Tell me about your strongest career moment
Have you done public relations on an international level?
Crisis communications, communications plan, relationship building process
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