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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at SAY Media.
Beauty Director
The recruiter and the team I interviewed with were super friendly and flexible. They got back to me quickly with scheduling and follow-ups and gave me a lot of positive feedback. The interview itself felt more like a brainstorming session – it was comfortable, relevant, and productive. I wasn't the first choice, but they sent a really nice, personal note explaining how tough the decision was and that they'd still be interested in me freelancing. When the first candidate couldn't take the job, they let me know it was still open and, after checking my references, they made me an offer the very same day.
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Client Service Manager
I wasn't looking for a new position when I was first recruited by SAY, but I liked what I heard and decided to come in to chat with the Director of Client Services. After a few minutes I knew it was the job for me. Great people, great ideas and high energy. I chatted with a few other employees at SAY... other Client Service Managers, Account Executives, etc. The interviews were very honest and open - nobody made me any false statements and they were very transparent about when I would hear from them next.
- Can you share the biggest mistake you've ever made?
Software Developer
I first met them at the career fair, and then the recruiter reached out soon after. We then had interviews over Skype. There were three one-on-one interviews in total. The interviewers were friendly. One interviewer explained something I didn't quite grasp, but it was my very first job interview, so I don't have anything to compare it to.
- Questions about object-oriented programming.
Producer
Applied online, and heard back quickly. The whole thing was pretty transparent. Had four interviews with different people. Mostly about whether I'd be a good culture and brand fit.
- How would you balance client requirements with business needs while ensuring developers and designers stay on track?
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