
Redscout Strategy Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 5 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Redscout.
Strategist
The interview process involved multiple rounds of meeting with the team, and culminated in a case study in the final round. I think there were five rounds in total. Ultimately, I wasn't selected for the role. It seems like they put hiring on hold and then resumed it several months later, suggesting they might not have been entirely clear on what they were seeking, which is pretty standard for agency interviews!
- Given several made-up brand scenarios, I selected one to develop a case study and presentation for, which I then delivered to the team.
Strategist
The interview has a 'speed dating style.' It's very informal and laid back. Three interviewers talk to you one by one for 30 minutes and ask you questions about your background and your interest in brand strategy. The rigor of the questions depends on the interviewer; some just wanted to talk, others had more structured questions.
- What disruptive trends do you think are important for 2016 and into the future?
Strategist
Got a message from a recruiter on LinkedIn. Then I had a meeting with the Deputy Head of Strategy and the Strategy Director. The recruiter mentioned I'd meet more team members, but she didn't set up those meetings.
- What was the insight?
Redscout Strategy Analyst Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Redscout interview reports.
“What was the insight?”
Read reports →“What disruptive trends do you think are important for 2016 and into the future?”
Read reports →“Given a choice of prompts, create a solution and a presentation deck.”
Read reports →“Given several made-up brand scenarios, I selected one to develop a case study and presentation for, which I then delivered to the team.”
Read reports →“Tell me about something that's currently a major focus for you.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 5 Redscout interview reports.