The topic I was given was, broadly, explaining the credit card application process, applicable laws, and how to determine which type of card a consumer should pursue. Questions were highly specific matters about credit card decisions, ranging from 'what rights does the Fair Credit Reporting Act give consumers" to mathematical questions about picking the best card given specific payment constraints and interest rates.
Questions re finance based on Learning Assignment (NB mental arithmetic required).
The phone interview was about standard interview questions, technical skills, and salary requirement. The assignment was a presentation on a data analysis. The in-person interview was mostly focused on the thinking behind the data analysis, other possible approaches, and a more detailed walk-through of my resume.
Experience with excel formulas such as vlookup and pivot table. Also, knowledge about accounting (AR, AP etc.) processes.
Give me a situation to which your task is about to reach its deadline and how did you work your way with it.
How would I gather interviews for a story.
Would you be willing to relocate? What kind of story would you pitch now and why?
Did I have anything to add to my reel? Will I accept a position I didn't apply for or want?
My interview was fairly easy, however I know the news hires now must pass a rigorous news exam designed by news chief, Matt Winkler. If you don't pass, you don't get an offer.
What are your story ideas?
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