Questions were hard! This was the most thought provoking interview I'd ever had. I was asked the basics about my experience, I was asked what would I do scenarios, current events, I was asked very specific questions that related to the cruising industry and marketing campaigns.
Discussing my communications style and perspective. Making sure my values were in-line with the companies and departments goals, which is actually a great question to ask.
If you become a part of the PR team and need to source information of competitors in the field, where would you go?
What is your religion?
Do you see yourself leading a team of your own in the future?
Pretty standard things but it was clear they didn't review my resume as they asked me things as if what I would be doing there would be a challenge and were surprised at my responses to the point I checked my resume after to make sure I did in fact put XYZ on there-and did. Be respectful of serious candidates time.
tell me more about yourself
Tell me about how you handle content tones?
Demonstrate the previous job task
As a PR specialist, how could you manage to generate PR value during this economic hardship
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