The interviewer was largely too busy running over his career prior to joining Direct Line to ask me much at all. I got to the second stage largely by pretending to be impressed and interested in what he'd done at the BBC and so on. Also a duff interviewer, with questions such as: What three things are you best at?
Basic Performance Marketing questions like metrics and the formulas for that
if all else remains the same and price of the product sold goes up 2 fold what happend to the revenue?
It wasn't an interview but a test
How you get test data for testing?
Qual a sua pretenção salarial?
1. What is my past working experience? Going into very details.
The test was divided into 4 parts 1. Easy computational American questions 2. Two Excel questions, you get a lot of data and you have to analyze it (I recommend learning all the terms of PPC before the test and also what funal is in addition to knowing well Pivot Table 3. An Excel question with data to be analyzed and larger trends identified 4. We accept videos with open questions, who is the target audience? Where should these videos be posted? etc'. Marketing questions
How many cups of tea drank in the UK per day
Name a scenario where you made a mistake. What did you do to correct it?
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