
bet365 Writer Interview Questions
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Translator
It was a recruiter call where they asked about basic information, like the right to work and its expiry date. Also asked about my knowledge of the company and my experiences in the industry. The interviewer then gave a detailed introduction of the position and asked about my salary expectation.
- Could you tell me about your basic information, such as your work authorization and when it expires?
- What do you know about our company?
- Can you share your experience in this industry?
Translator
First, there was a phone call for about 30 minutes where they asked general stuff about my past work, why I applied, and how I generally work. Then, I had to do a translation test, where I got 5 short texts to translate from English to Hungarian and vice versa. I had 2 days to finish this, and the topics were marketing, gambling, sports, and legal. The final step was a personal interview with two people from bet365, and I also had to do a closed-book translation test. The bet365 team was super nice, helpful, and supportive, and always replied quickly. We had to change the phone interview time last minute, and they were totally fine with it. They even paid for my flights, travel, and hotel for the onsite interview.
- In cases of disagreement with a coworker regarding the accurate translation of a text, what is your approach to resolution?
- Reflecting on your past professional experiences, who was your favorite superior, and can you explain the reasons behind your choice?
- How would you describe your previous work experience and what prompts your interest in this position?
Translator
I applied on their webpage. Had an initial informal phone interview. They gave me a translation task to do before a second interview. The task had topics like sport, marketing, and legal, with a short paragraph for each. I didn't get to the second interview though. After I sent the translation, I got an email saying my application wasn't moving forward, without any feedback.
- Can you tell me about yourself?
- Do you have prior experience in translation?
- Are you familiar with using translation software?
bet365 Writer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from bet365 interview reports.
“What sports do you like that are featured on our website?”
Read reports →“Do you use any translation software when you do translation tasks?”
Read reports →“Are you familiar with using translation software?”
Read reports →“What translation tools do you utilize?”
Read reports →“In cases of disagreement with a coworker regarding the accurate translation of a text, what is your approach to resolution?”
Read report →“Describe a scenario where you and a colleague had differing views on the correct translation of a text. What steps did you take to manage this situation?”
Read report →“Could you tell me about your basic information, such as your work authorization and when it expires?”
Read report →“Do you have prior experience in translation?”
Read report →“Reflecting on your past professional experiences, who was your favorite superior, and can you explain the reasons behind your choice?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 bet365 interview reports.