I didn't find any of the questions unexpected. And they weren't difficult in the sense that they were tricky. They were really good questions-- it was a very transparent and straightforward process, which I found refreshing. I took them through my portfolio. They asked me some questions about my experience. They asked why I wanted to leave my (then) current agency. Then they asked how much money I wanted. Finally, they gave me an offer.
Which are the various platforms you are familiar with?
"Why isn't this scholarship you got (over six years ago) included on your resume?"
One question was how would you handle a disagreement?
Why would you like to work here?
Can you tell us about your experience and what makes you right for this role?
Why do you want to work at ARC WW?
What is the hardest part of copywriting in your opinion?
What is your experience in writing
which location was my former employment
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