
Egg Strategy 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 Egg Strategy.
Director
Started with a phone interview, then a video call. Everything felt good. They were keen on my segmentation experience. The questions were pretty direct, but the interviews are still ongoing. The real challenge seems to be in how answers are taken rather than the questions themselves.
- Can you tell me about your background?
Researcher
The white-board session I had was similar to a sentence building game about the perception of different brands. To be honest I am not sure how a candidate's competence, work ethic or technical skills can be assessed through this kind of test at all. It seems more like a cultural compatibility / leadership skills test. In that regard, everyone at the company who I came across during the recruitment process seem to come from very homogeneous racial&class backgrounds. Maybe it's not a surprise that there are complaints about diversity and inclusion on this platform.
- What is your perception of brands?
- What are the functions of different brands?
Director of Strategy and Innovation
So after chatting with a manager about potential roles, I got an invite about two weeks later to apply using Egg, their "Over-the-Shoulder" ethnography app. I had to record video and audio responses to a bunch of questions on my phone. I was given about 48 hours to finish this part once I started. A few weeks after I sent in the videos, I had a 30-minute Skype call with the company president. The next week, I was asked to set up some on-campus interviews in Boulder, which included meeting the president again in person, and then a second day of meeting with about 7 team members individually for 30-60 minutes each, from strategists to exec directors. The in-person interviews in Boulder were mostly focused on cultural fit (like 80%), so be ready to discuss your career and personal aspirations.
- Tell us about the coolest project you've done in the last year.
- What about the job description of this role scares you the most?
- They asked a form of the "greatest weakness" question in round 1.
Strategist
An internal recruiter reached out to schedule me for an interview. After that, I spoke with a Director about brands, their expression, and consumer desires. Then, I had another virtual meeting with two other Directors. I didn't get an offer, but the recruiter gave me a quick update a few days after the interview. I asked for feedback and received detailed notes explaining why I wasn't selected. She also mentioned they'd be in touch when things return to normal post-COVID, which I'm hopeful about.
- Can you discuss your previous experience and your background in research, strategy, and innovation?
- Could you describe your past experience and expertise in research, strategy, and innovation?
Egg Strategy Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Egg Strategy interview reports.
“What are the functions of different brands?”
Read reports →“What is your perception of brands?”
Read reports →“Tell me about a marketing trend you've seen recently that you found interesting.”
Read reports →“What makes you want to leave your current employer?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about a brand you admire and explain your reasoning?”
Read report →“Do you lean more towards qualitative or quantitative work?”
Read report →“Are you more qualitative or quantitative in your approach?”
Read report →“What about the job description of this role scares you the most?”
Read report →“Can you describe your approach to leading both projects and people?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 25 Egg Strategy interview reports.