I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at HelloFresh (Berlín) in Oct 2021
Interview
I applied for a SEO role and got an interview scheduled for a SEM position. Interview questions were relatively easy, but I couldn't answer most of them. I didn't receive any callback for the SEO position after.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
- What are the 3 core ingredients of a successful SEM campaign? - For a particular campaign, what type of SEM strategy would you use?
I applied online. The process took 4 months. I interviewed at HelloFresh (Dublín, Dublín) in Dec 2022
Interview
not very good experience from a friend of mine saying, they don't really respect the candidates who applied for their jobs, you are in like a limbo if they don't want you, it was a year ago, I don't know how they are now, but back then, I did not like it
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
mostly regarding the work experience you had and how you would deal with those business cases
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at HelloFresh (New York, NY) in Jul 2023
Interview
6 separate interviews over 4 weeks, with a written 48 hour assignment - all interviews 30-40mins via google meets, none in person. All interviews were very formal, with corporate undertone to them, and very marketing-focused questions for a creative role. Started off with a call with Hiring manager who immediately set up the next interview with Creative Director, who asked questions related to my experience, the role and creativity/production. Next interview with a marketer, who asked very specific questions about D2C marketing (not so much creative) and other questions that put me on the spot for ideas. Next interview with a creative, who again, asked questions related to my experience, the role and creativity/production. At this point I was set a written assessment within 48 hours, to write a case study on a previous project I had worked on that had created growth. I was told by hiring manager that the next two interviews would be to discuss this assessment. Neither of the interviews asked a single question about the assessment and when asked about it, neither had even read it. Next interview with CMO, who asked more personally-based questions. Next interview with another marketer, who phrased questions in a very confusing manor, making them very hard to understand and therefore answer. Very marketing-based and again, not creative focused at all. A week later, I was sent an email from the hiring manager explaining that they chose to go with another candidate who has experience in building out teams and driving social creative innovation.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How have you handled being given negative feedback? What's something that hasn't worked in the past for previous work that you would do differently now? Describe a time where you have had differing opinions to your boss and how the situation played out. What processes do you use to analyze performance? What would you change about these processes for this role? What do you know about our current D2C work and what things would you try if you got the job? What 3 things are you most proud of in your career?