I signed an NDA so I will not say, but there were no trick questions. Just be your authentic self, and if you know your stuff, you should be completely fine. Something that I felt gave me a potential leg up was looking into my interviewers backgrounds and asking them questions that enabled me to get a better understanding of them holistically. Ultimately, I was able to a get a great sense of the team members this way and have more genuine conversations.
Create go to market strategies, research competitors, find leads for their products, customer acquisition plan, ROI calculations and more
mostly generic questions about performance marketing
Why I want to work at Multitude
General basic questions were asked in each interview, repeated in all three interviews.
How would you scale installs?
*Background information *Projects in graduation, Post graduation *Experience *Marketing Questions *Sales Pitch *presentations
How will you grow the user base in USA?
Tell me about yourself.
Tell me about your experience running A/B tests for acquisition
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