A community manager focuses on engaging online communities with an organization or company. You will need to demonstrate a deep understanding of how online communities work, emerging trends, and marketing principles, as well as solid project management and well-developed communication skills.
Here are a few questions I remember pretty well: 1. What was a time when you struggled to work with someone? 2. How have you used data to inform your content and community strategies? 3. What tools would you need to work effectively? 4. Was there a time when you had to dramatically shift your strategy on short notice?
In the final interview they just kept on asking internal questions about my previous job in one of the biggest videogame companies in the world. I didn't reply because not only I respect deeply my previous company, but I am under a NDA, which they should know and respect. I felt they just wanted to get information about how other companies work. BS
Why do you want to work here
What matters to you the most when working in a team?
If you made a mistake at work how would you respond?
They asked how much volume of inquiries I've handled in the past
Can you tell me about your experience?
I was asked about my past employment details, strengths/areas of opportunity, current market conditions, what set me apart as a candidate, where I want to be/career path.
I was mostly asked about my experience relevant to the position, my knowledge of Dev communities and frameworks and what I plan to do when I start.
general questions regarding your experience and what you would do with the social media and how you would handle conflict on social media
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