
payever Content Marketer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 6 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at payever.
Content Writer
I got a big and complicated test task where they asked me to rewrite all the website content. I spent 48 hours straight working on it and even gave them extra stuff. But I never heard back, not even bad feedback, even though I asked multiple times. They just open my emails and disappear. Super unprofessional. It's a shame because payever seemed like a cool, young company I would have liked to work for, but the reality is totally different.
- Complete a take-home test by rewriting the entire website content.
Content Writer
Applied to payever through LinkedIn and submitted the application, not really expecting much. About a week later, I heard back from a recruiter saying my application was successful. I had to complete a Content Writer Task, which was fine. The task required writing a comprehensive article about payever following strict guidelines. It was challenging due to the length and need for detail. I had to research a lot, but it paid off since I got the job.
- Could you write an article detailing payever as a company, highlighting our solutions and the unique advantages our platform offers? You're welcome to incorporate screenshots from our platform or website to enhance your content.
Content Writer
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn. After I showed interest, they passed me to their HR. They asked for my CV and portfolio and then sent me a take-home assignment that involved writing a lot of content and took me several hours. I submitted it and about 10 days later, the recruiter explained their process for freelance content writers: I would need to complete several tasks, and they would pay 10 USD per task. I asked about the scope and quantity of these tasks. After another 10 days, they responded, saying they're a startup with limited resources and expected me to write 4 articles a week, each at least 2000 words, for 10 USD per article. I declined, stating this was exploitative and unacceptable, and advised others not to fall for the 'do several tasks first' approach as it seems to be a way to exploit writers.
- Would you be open to writing articles over 2000 words for 10 USD each?
payever Content Marketer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from payever interview reports.
“Can you explain what payever is?”
Read reports →“How does payever stand out from other solutions in the commerce/tech industry?”
Read reports →“What makes payever stand out from other solutions in the commerce/tech industry?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about payever?”
Read reports →“Would you be open to writing articles over 2000 words for 10 USD each?”
Read report →“Could you write an article detailing payever as a company, highlighting our solutions and the unique advantages our platform offers? You're welcome to incorporate screenshots from our platform or website to enhance your content.”
Read report →“Could you share some frequently asked questions about payever?”
Read report →“Can you list some of the industries that use our solutions?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 payever interview reports.