
RELX Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at RELX.
ECommerce Specialist
The whole thing kicked off with a job post on their site, which was super detailed, so I knew what to expect. I applied online and got an email invite in 3 days, which felt pretty fast. The actual interview was a mix: a panel with 3 people (HR, hiring manager, etc.) and a case study. The panel folks were nice and professional, made me feel comfortable. They asked about my past jobs, how I solve problems, and if I'd vibe with the company. The case study was cool, I had to look at a real business problem and then pitch my ideas. They gave me good feedback right then and there, which was neat.
- What makes you choose Relx?
Senior Fraud Data Analyst
Got an email from a recruiter who seemed to not read my resume and asked me questions via email. We discussed salary, but they still moved forward with the team manager interview without making sure our salary expectations matched. After the team manager interview, which went really well, we discussed salary again, but they didn't have any budget updates. Then they went completely silent, ignoring follow-up emails, and sent a rejection after 3-4 weeks with no prior updates.
- Can you describe your current responsibilities and past projects?
Business Development Manager
It was a 3-stage process after the initial recruiter chat. They really dug in with competency-based questions, a role-play/task, and then a final interview with the head honcho. It felt pretty thorough. Each part took about an hour. They got back to me pretty quickly with feedback.
- Can you share an example of your teamwork skills?
- Describe a time you were instrumental in achieving a goal on your own.
- What market intelligence insights can you share?
Paid Social Executive
I applied for the role in March and HR reached out for an initial chat. It then took about two months to get the interview scheduled. The HR person was really great, communicative, and helpful. The first interview felt okay, the interviewer was direct and gave me a case study where I had to discuss how I'd plan and run a paid social campaign. But after that first interview, I didn't hear back for a whole month. I emailed HR to check on the status, but it looks like I won't get a response. It's a shame because I read some bad reviews online, but it was still a disappointing experience.
- Can you share your relevant experience and background?
- What kind of budgets are you accustomed to managing?
- Given a £50,000 budget for a project, what would be your strategic allocation?
RELX Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from RELX interview reports.
“What is the difference between a Stub and a Mock?”
Read reports →“What would you do if you could do anything and not be paid?”
Read reports →“Do you think this title is appropriate for the role?”
Read reports →“Could you develop a strategic plan for our next meeting using the provided frontlist and backlist books?”
Read reports →“What would you do if your boss asked you to do something illegal?”
Read report →“Were you able to lift 30 lbs consistently?”
Read report →“Could you share what you consider to be a negative point about yourself?”
Read report →“Given a £50,000 budget for a project, what would be your strategic allocation?”
Read report →“What do you know about our company, for example, Elsevier versus Relx?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 135 RELX interview reports.