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I had to write the answers in English as well as in language. I think they wanted to see how creative yet informative you write. Minder
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There was no question, I did bring up a bevy of experience and knowledge that would have made me a choice candidate for the position however over and beyond their expectations. Minder
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I spoke about moving overseas for my master's and some projects I was able to work on. Minder
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How are problems solved here? What does the company look for in their employees? Minder
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Most of the time, as individuals we have dual personalities. I'd automatically switch to my lesser extroverted side and get comfortable with this individual to gain their trust and make them feel relaxed. Gradually, this individual would open up and effective communication has been ensured. Minder
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I told them I wanted to make content geared toward Black women in lead roles and coming of age films. Minder
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My father who interviewed you along side chuck most likely is a no B*S personality, this ploy you speak of to further their well- being is quite a display of immaturity. These are hard- working people looking for a person with diverse skillsets in marketing, finance, and the vision to further the companies image through hard- work and a possibility of being capable to advance to the higher ranks. If you haven't noticed the two men Duncan Grant and Chuck Weschler are in their late 60's and need young innovative and diverse minds to advance the company through the new digital publishing age. You just didn't meet the expectations, and shouldn't make excuses on the fact that you just weren't the "one". Sorry it didn't work out and good luck to you. Minder
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Typical questions, none too drilling. More conversational than anything.
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Print catalogs, digital emails and homepage copy, blogs, lookbooks, in-store signage and video scripts. Minder