FOX News Interview Questions & Reviews

Interview Details – The HR called me and had a phone interview. Basically just went over my resume and asked the projects I did.

Reason for Declining – The internship is non-pay and only for credits.

Interview Details – I applied on their website, submitting my resume and cover letter. Eventually, I was emailed and asked to set up a phone interview with an HR representative. The interview was rather brief, and mostly involved going over my resume and asking me to evaluate some things, in addition to the usual question along the lines of "Why Fox News?." I was offered the position through email a couple weeks later.

Interview Details – The interview was pretty straightforward. The interviewer just read lines off of my resume and asked me to elaborate a bit. The interviewer also asked who my favorite Fox News anchor was and why I wanted to work there.

Interview Details – Applied via ad in a trade publication website, and got a call back the next day. Started with HR, then was transferred to who would become my superior. Minor paperwork, and a smooth interview process, which resulted in a second interview the following week where I was offered the job.

Negotiation Details – No negotiation. Salary was firm. Interview was in 2005, not 2009 as stated below, but that was not given as a choice.

Interview Details – Applied through the CIC Career fair in NYC and was requested for an in person interview. Had no idea what position I was interviewing for or what department. The interview lasted for approximately 15 minutes. The recruiter was very friendly and mostly asked me questions about the information that was on my resume. Two months passed after my interview with no communication and then I received the offer.

Interview Details – Applied online, contacted by HR about a month later. 1:1 interview with HR staff, then with managing editors/newsroom staff. Took a lot of time to get to know who I was, my background, etc. Also got a brief talk about the company's reputation -- everyone there is well aware of Fox's "brand," for what it's worth.

Expect to take a 10-15 minute written news test -- it's not difficult, there are a couple of curveball questions thrown in.

NB: They do background/consumer checks on finalists, and that takes a lot of time.

Negotiation Details – Salary is fixed (seems to be their policy for new hires?), but still got a bump up from the number they gave me over the phone.

Interview Details – Apply online, receive an email requesting an interview, conduct phone interview

Interview Details – Internship hiring process was seamless. Applied online and received an email for a phone interview within two weeks. Phone interview was relatively easy and probably didn't last more than 15 minutes. Asked when I would hear whether or not I got the internship, and didn't hear back. I emailed the person who interviewed me and received a phone call within that week telling me I had the internship.

Interview Details – I was hired over the phone base on my reputation.

Negotiation Details – I tried to negotiate it but they said take it or leave it. They were in the midst of breaking news and needed producers immediately.