
Deutsch NY Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Deutsch NY.
Strategist
The interview process consisted of three phone calls. It was a very short and easy process where we discussed my experience and the role. Everyone I spoke with was open and easy to talk to, and HR was quite responsive during that time. I did not visit the office as it was not available at the time.
- Can you share a past work accomplishment that you are most proud of?
Assistant Account Executive
I applied online and got a call for a phone interview the very next day. We scheduled it for two days out. Then, at 1:30pm, she called to say something came up and we had to reschedule for two hours later. I was fine with it, so I waited again. When she called back, she started asking questions that went from relevant to totally random. It felt like she was just reading from a list and not paying attention to my answers. Like, after I talked about industry trends and my experience, she asked if I was an American citizen. Yeah, I already put that on the online form you clearly didn't read. Then she immediately asked if I'd need sponsorship for the job. We wrapped it up quickly after that. I didn't get the job, obviously, and it felt like a waste of my time, especially after having to reschedule. Definitely amateur hour from the interviewer; the company seems okay, but they need better HR people.
- Are you an American citizen?
- Would you require sponsorship for this position?
Account Executive
Had a quick phone interview that lasted about 10 minutes. Then, I was invited for an in-person interview. I didn't expect to meet the whole team of 8 people during the in-person interview. The meeting started late because the interviewer was 30 minutes behind schedule, which messed up the whole timing a bit, but it was manageable. Everyone I met asked the same basic questions, like 'tell me about yourself,' and spoke with me for about 10 minutes before heading to their next meeting. The job seemed interesting, but based on how they explained it, it sounded pretty unglamorous and not well-paid. On the other hand, the team seemed like a really great group to work with.
- Can you tell me about yourself?
- Which real or fictional character would you choose to be?
Growth Marketing Manager
I had an initial screening call with the recruiter, who said I was a top candidate and moving to the next round. They asked for my availability. I sent it but didn't hear back. The recruiter apologized for being busy and asked for new availability for the next week. I sent that too, and still no response. I followed up to see if I was still being considered, but never heard back.
- What's prompting your job search at this moment?
- Could you walk me through your professional history and experience?
Deutsch NY Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Deutsch NY interview reports.
“Which real or fictional character would you choose to be?”
Read reports →“Are you an American citizen?”
Read reports →“Can we discuss marketing data?”
Read reports →“Familiarity with JS, CSS, and HTML?”
Read reports →“What makes you want to keep working in the media field?”
Read report →“Would you require sponsorship for this position?”
Read report →“Did you take any marketing classes in undergrad and what was your internship experience?”
Read report →“What is your motivation for pursuing a career in design?”
Read report →“Describe your approach to researching for a project.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 19 Deutsch NY interview reports.