PR Consulting Interview Questions
& Process

The process was actually pretty quick and smooth. There were three main rounds, and during each one, the interviewer asked me about my background and what I was hoping to find in a new position.

The interview process was smooth and conversational. The questions were standard and familiar, and the woman interviewing me was lighthearted and approachable, which made it easy to connect. The interview process was smooth and conversational. The questions were standard and familiar, and the woman interviewing me was lighthearted and approachable, which made it easy to connect.

I applied online and a few days later I got a call for a face-to-face interview. There was a PR and the PR assistant who contacted me on the phone. The interview was pretty easy, first I had to present my background and why I wanted to intern at PR Consulting. After that, we continued the interview in English (presentation of the company + more detailed missions of the position), surely because it was a point I raised during the presentation of my background and to test my level because they use English on a daily basis. They asked me if I had any questions and presented the benefits as an intern with them (Salary at 30% of the minimum wage, 50% reimbursement of transport and meal vouchers). I had a positive response the day after my interview.

After they reviewed my resume and cover letter and decided I was a good candidate, I got an email to schedule an interview. They hire a lot of interns every summer. I had one interview after submitting my application. They hired me a week later. A big tip for future interns: be persistent. I had to send a second email 3 times because my interviewer was swamped and forgot to reply, but it was worth it because it showed how much I wanted the job and that I'd work hard.