Marketing Management Analytics Analyst Interview Questions
& Process

A staffing agency reached out to me to coordinate the interview. The first round focused on linear modeling, starting with basic questions, then moving to assumptions, and finally a deep dive into model building and imputations. The second round was a pleasant managerial discussion. The third and final round was a half-day, rather tiring, session at their downtown office with six employees. While they aimed for a pleasant experience, they ultimately decided not to proceed with me, and I haven't received any feedback explaining why.

I got an email from the recruiter for a quick 15-minute screening call, which went well. After that, I had my first 1:1 interview with a Director in Norwalk, CT. It was about 45 minutes and involved questions about my resume, Excel/Python for data management, stats, and a case scenario. Then, I moved on to the next round where I met with 4 senior people: the VP, SVP, Senior Director, and the Chief of HR for North America. These were all 1:1 for 30-45 minutes each and were virtual on Microsoft Teams, even though the role was for NYC and they were in Norwalk. The questions covered my resume, market research, a case scenario, personality, and situational/logical stuff. The whole process from the first call to the last interview took 9 days. I had to follow up twice and eventually got a rejection after 2 weeks. It's disappointing, but I understand it was a business decision.

I went through two phone interviews. The first one was with the VP, and they asked me some technical questions. The second interview also involved technical questions. Then, there was an on-site interview with five people, which felt more like a general conversation.