
FOX Broadcasting Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at FOX Broadcasting.
Writer Producer
The interview process started with a phone call with an HR recruiter. After that, the job was put on hold. It reopened some weeks later, and I had a second interview over Zoom with the VP. They were a really nice and knowledgeable person. The interview was pretty relaxed and went pretty well. I got the impression they might have already had their top candidates and this was just a courtesy interview.
- Can you describe your past experience and how it aligns with the requirements of this role?
Distribution Assistant
It started with pre-recorded video interviews. The hiring manager had generic, non-personalized questions prerecorded, and I had to film myself answering them. I never spoke to a live person or got confirmation or feedback on the interview. The hiring manager consistently had typos in her emails when I asked for feedback or a general timetable of the hiring process. Very unprofessional. Extremely disappointed in a company as well-known as Fox...
- Can you describe a situation where you anticipated not meeting a deadline and explain how you managed it?
Apprentice
This was different than anything else I had ever applied for. It had a few stages. In order to apply, we were given a creative task to complete. This one was instructing us to do something creative with a triangle. Then we all had a pre-recorded interview. They used a cam service for this. They would play a video of a pre-recorded question, then record our answer. There were 3 questions, and they were all recorded. All communication was done through automated messaging. Every so often, they would reach out to tell you that you made it to the next round. It was a very hands off process. This went on for a few rounds. When there were less than 50 people left, they finally had a second interview. It was another webcam interview, but this time it was with a real person.
- Why do you want to work at Fox? They also walked through my resume.
Sales Assistant
It was a pretty long interview process. I had to meet with all the potential supervisors, and it was mostly a group interview, but everyone was really nice and had great personalities, so it wasn't awkward at all. I also had to meet with the head of HR before doing any other interviews. They also had me take three different skill tests: one for grammar and one for typing.
- How did you come across this job opening?
FOX Broadcasting Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from FOX Broadcasting interview reports.
“Given a number N, can you write a Python function to return the Fibonacci sequence using both a recursive and a linear approach?”
Read reports →“Can you find unique records in a child table from two one-to-many SQL tables given specific constraints?”
Read reports →“Can you explain the distinction between testing and QA?”
Read reports →“What are your favorite websites?”
Read reports →“What have you read recently?”
Read report →“What steps would you take if you encountered a bug that you couldn't reproduce?”
Read report →“What makes you want to join Fox Entertainment?”
Read report →“What is your process for reporting bugs?”
Read report →“Can you explain further what you mean by being passionate?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 41 FOX Broadcasting interview reports.