ClutchPoints Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at ClutchPoints.
Content Writer
There was a writing test given, it was about sports that the candidate is familiar with. It was a knowledge check about the different sports that one can write about, specifically niche sports like hockey, cricket, tennis, F1.
- Tell me about your experience writing about sports.
Associate Editor
I had to take a written test that determines whether or not you move onto the next stage of the hiring process. Pretty straight forward and simple for the most part. After that, there was a recruiter call.
- Compose two stories in a news writing style
- Write an editorial piece
Writer
The company communicates well. You need to write some sample articles to show your writing skills. The topics are not too hard, and they usually get back to you quickly.
- What are your future aspirations with this company?
Writer
The interview process involved a crazy writing prompt that honestly turned me off. I'm not sure if doing three long-form writing tests is really worth it. You don't even get to talk to anyone. It's a pretty strange process, and I'd only suggest it if you're a college student.
- Complete three article writing assignments, in addition to submitting your past work.
ClutchPoints Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from ClutchPoints interview reports.
“Compose two stories in a news writing style”
Read reports →“Write an editorial piece”
Read reports →“Complete three article writing assignments, in addition to submitting your past work.”
Read reports →“Tell me about your experience writing about sports.”
Read reports →“What are your future aspirations with this company?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 4 ClutchPoints interview reports.