I can't remember the specifics of what they asked me – it was all very vague because the department was new. The people interviewing me were really personable and kind, and clearly it would have been an interesting opportunity if it had gone forward. Unfortunately, I got the impression that they were instructed to hold interviews preemptively, ahead of actually forming the new department or guaranteeing its viability. I was told a few weeks after my interview that the position no longer existed / the opportunity was no longer available. It was a decent learning experience, but overall left me with a distaste for exploring more work in that sector.
Editorial Coordinator Interview Questions
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Incredibly generic questions about writing process that seemed overly simplistic and out of the recruiter's element, plus the usual "why do you want to work here?" questions.
How do you prioritise competing issues
None at all
Prior experience and vision for the future.
Very conversational -- tell us about editorial experience, health/medical industry experience
There were none. She didn't even do a proper interview. Just went over my resume but didn't ask me any questions.
Can you tell us about a difficulty with a patron or co-worker at your last job and how you solved it? Why are you interested in publishing? What drew you to the company?
Have you worked on a cross-functional team?
Tell us about a time when you went along with the team you were working with.
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