Very friendly interviewer. most questions are about previous experience and how one can use that in the current job. Not many generic interview questions, which is refreshing. very honest picture of the current role and the burden of rotational shifts.
How do you respond when your copy is heavily edited?
What would your current teammates say is your weak point?
What I think of business operations in journalism
What do you know about the company
What do you like/not like about your current job?
What points do you think important during the translation for ecommerce?
What's your comfort level with using metrics/measurable output as KPIs in an editorial environment
Quais são seus objetivos profissionais e como você se imagina evoluindo dentro da empresa?
They asked about my experience as an editor and the projects I’ve worked on, especially in advertising and social media content. I explained that I have over 10 years of experience editing videos for different formats and platforms. They also wanted to know if I had storytelling experience, and I explained that I always focus on building a clear and engaging narrative in every piece, combining visuals, pacing, and music to create emotion and impact. Regarding the testing project, they asked me to explain my creative decisions — why I chose certain cuts, the pacing, the effects, and how I aimed to capture the viewer’s attention within the first few seconds. Finally, they asked about the AI tools I used and whether I preferred any specific one. I mentioned that I experimented with several tools like Sora, Veo 3, and Eleven Labs, and explained that I choose the tool depending on the project, but I prefer the ones that allow more control over the narrative and style for a more personalized result.
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