
marcus evans Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at marcus evans.
Summit Producer
I went through two rounds of interviews with Marcus Evans, one online and one in person. For the in-person one, I had to take unpaid time off work and travel, which the HR team knew about. The chat with the director went well, and they said they liked my profile. They mentioned a third round would happen, involving a project. But after that, no updates came from the company. I followed up with the hiring manager a few times, and they again said a third round would be set up, but then nothing more. It's a bummer when people spend time and money on interviews and then get no communication or closure. For a company that's well known, you'd expect a more professional and respectful hiring process. I hope they get better at communicating so people's time and effort are respected.
- Tell me about how you handle pressure in the workplace.
Conference Producer
The interview process was simple and straightforward, involving an assessment followed by a final interview. The company is a great place to join if you want to get into the industry. Just be nice and eager to learn. Make sure to read up on how to actually get a conference going, from end-to-end event management, and you'll be golden.
- How many years of experience do you have with stakeholder management?
Account Executive
The interview process at Marcus Evans was pretty disappointing. The recruiter was nice enough, but the whole thing was badly managed. Meetings weren't set up right, and there were a lot of communication issues. Then, the hiring manager started off by saying he had '9 candidates and lots of options,' which sounded pretty arrogant and like he wasn't really considering me. I went through two interview stages and then just got a generic rejection email with no real feedback. For a company that's global, I expected a much more professional and respectful experience as a candidate.
- Can you walk me through your background?
- The hiring manager spent the whole time explaining the job, which I thought was something the recruiter should have done.
Sales Representative
It was alright, they asked a lot of situational questions, like 'how would you handle X or Y'. They also wanted to know about my past cold calling experience. I had to complete a personality test that asked about how I judge situations or myself.
- Can you tell me about your previous experience with cold calling in sales?
- How would you handle this particular situation?
- And how would you approach that situation?
marcus evans Interview Questions
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“What are the advantages and disadvantages of a workplace without computers at every desk?”
Read reports →“If someone's contact information wasn't readily available, what steps would you take to find it?”
Read reports →“Are you sure you'd be successful here, or should we just end this now?”
Read reports →“Imagine I want to take my dog on a seaside vacation next summer. How would you sell this idea to me?”
Read reports →“How many sales-focused books have you read, and when did you last read one?”
Read report →“Can you research on LinkedIn to find 10 leads for the conference?”
Read report →“Can you create a detailed mock conference agenda for a 2-day summit focused on new product development strategies?”
Read report →“Would you be okay with making 120 outbound calls each day?”
Read report →“What is the most exciting thing you have done in the last two weeks?”
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