
PEP Account Executive Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at PEP.
Account Executive
It was a super unorganized interview process with a total of three interviews. I was told I did great in two of them. It took months to complete them, which shows how unorganized they are. The last interview was supposed to be 2 hours, but they called me the day of to say it needed to be split into two parts because the interviewer for the second half was unavailable. So, I had to reschedule the second part for the next day. That interviewer was very scattered. Weeks after the interviews, I received an email saying I didn't get the job, but the position mentioned in the email was completely different from the one I applied for. This place seems like a joke and is very disorganized. I'd look elsewhere, especially if they can't even get a simple interview title right. Maybe the email was for someone else. Who knows? All I know is I dodged a bullet here.
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Account Executive
So, Pep, despite their silly name, think they're pretty great. The whole process, from applying online to the two phone interviews, took a full month. The interviews were both done by people in their mid-20s, so they're the ones deciding your fate. An intern schedules everything and uses a template that's wrong – it looks like she'll be talking to you, but she never does. They don't even tell you who you'll be talking to. And the rejection email from HR? Another template error; it says they enjoyed meeting me, but I never even went to the office. If I had gotten past the last stage, there would have been another hour-long phone interview.
- Can you tell me about your previous work experiences?
- What are three things you could improve on?
- Can you share an instance where you...
Account Executive
3 part process. pretty through and extensive. i felt like they try to get to know you pretty well and how your manage your working style. they seem to want to make sure that you would fit in per se. Pretty thoughtful interview process. Extensive, but not intrusive. standard phone, second interview w/ multiple people and third with upper management. first interview (phone)- spoke with one person (account supervisor), second interview- with account supervisor and then simulations with two account executives. third- additional management employee.
- Can you tell me three things you like about yourself?
- Can you tell me three things you don't like about yourself?
- Can you describe your current role?
PEP Account Executive Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from PEP interview reports.
“Given this summary of a conference call, draft a follow-up email to everyone involved.”
Read reports →“Can you give five single words that describe your personality?”
Read reports →“What have you noticed about pep so far?”
Read reports →“What are three words that describe your character?”
Read reports →“Can you prioritize these 15 tasks for me?”
Read report →“Were the questions repetitive?”
Read report →“What are three things you could improve on?”
Read report →“What does project management mean to you?”
Read report →“Tell me about something you tried but didn't succeed at.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 18 PEP interview reports.