Miami Herald Interview Questions

I met with an editor from the Miami Herald at the job fair. I asked him about the internship offer and what I would be doing if selected. I described why I wanted the internship and my experience in the journalism field thanks to my college's newspaper.

Its very Easy, Meet with two managers which have open territory to see which territory is best fit for you. IF selective you will have a face to face with the VP of sales. Then a offer will be made.

I had to be interviewed by 3 people, that was my boss, my boss' boss, and HR. Fortunately, it was all done the same day. I was lucky the 3 women were available that day.

Good. Interview went smoothly. Average difficulty. Courteous and professional. Experience was positive and would try again in future. The recruitment process lasted a few weeks and was worth it. Hope I get another chance in the near future.

He gave lots of advice about working in the industry. Also he gave constructive criticism of all the writing samples in the portfolio. It didn't last very long at all.

I applied to be a summer intern at the Miami Herald, and I received an invitation to interview with the newspaper in New York. My interviewer worked at El Nuevo Herald and asked me about my prior journalism experience and why I wanted to work in Miami. I'm a native Spanish speaker, and I think she was testing my knowledge of the language because she also spoke to me in Spanish.

It was intimidating in a room with 2 of the upper management. Getting grilled. But all in all it seemed pretty easy once you get over the initial uneasiness

(For 2012 summer internship). There was no interview, surprisingly. Submitted resume, cover letter, and writing sample by mail late October. By mid December I received a call from one of the editors offering me the internship, with about 2 days to think it over.

I applied via an online career service and after some months I received and email from the editor in chief to set up an interview at her office. She also sent me a writing, translation and editing test to do before our meeting. The interview went well, she started out inquiring for my experience, my skills, my preferences and salary requirements, then she went ahead to describe the nature of the job. I received no offer and honestly think that my background was a little intimidating for the editor in chief.

Saw the ad in the paper, manager was building the team and the interview process was pretty seamless as she had authority to hire. Also met w/ VP of Marketing and a separate meeting with 3 other analysts (i think this was mostly to see if they liked me and I would fit in.)