Questions posées lors d’un entretien d’embauche pour Senior Product Manager chez Conductor
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J'ai postulé via une agence de recrutement. Le processus a pris 1 jour. J'ai passé un entretien chez Conductor (New York, NY) en sept. 2017
Thought the interview was mutually informative interview, until I received my feedback. Director wanted product management to focus on technical engagement, but entire hour-long interview consisted almost entirely on addressing client concerns & difficulties specific to their client personas. Although Director setup the interview to gauge how I would approach problems analytically - and I succeeded in answering the questions about halfway correctly - it seems that I didn't arrive at enough of the correct answers to warrant a sufficiently satisfactory performance. While not explicitly stated as a requirement in the job description, it seems that you would have better success if you came in already experienced with their specific client personas. Lastly, the feedback I received was that I was struggling with answering the questions. I thought I was actually thinking aloud and taking us through my thought process of answering the questions! In retrospect, the Director probably expected in-depth knowledge about the SEO market and what SEO personas are looking for. Overall, the interview was misleading. Would recommend anyone else interviewing for the role to do a lot more homework than usual about the specific industry, market and clients before interviewing - assuming you already have experience with the skills requested. They are not interviewing skills as listed in the job description, as much as readiness to start running from day one.
- How would you respond to a client who had a very specific SEO goal in mind, and did not achieve it in 3 months' time - would you consider it a failure?
- How would you increase your client's visibility & ranking within Google's network (Search, Shopping, Maps, etc)