Penguin Random House interview questions

I had a phone interview before flying up to do an in person interview. The phone interview was with the publicity manager and a publicist and then the interviews in person were with those same 2 people, then the 2 publicity directors, and then with someone from HR. Since I was a recent graduate, they were very interested in any classes that related and why I not only specifically wanted to work for Penguin Random House, but also why I wanted to work in publicity and why that specific department. Overall, it was intimidating, but pleasant. My main advice would be know exactly what you want and why you want to work there. Although it's all very hard to get a job if you don't already live in NYC.

I did a preliminary phone interview with an HR rep and then was scheduled for an in person interview. The day of my interview I met with the HR rep that I had talked on the phone with, then was sent to interview with the hiring manager. Had a standard interview experience, questions are what you would expect them to be and everyone I spoke to was very nice.