Customer Marketing Manager Interview Questions
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Customer Marketing Manager interview questions shared by candidates
Customer Marketing Manager was asked...July 2, 2018
problem solving + strategy questions
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Could you give more detail regarding the presentation and salary range or offer?
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customer retention
Sales/Marketing/Account Manager was asked...October 2, 2015
What makes you stand out from the other candidates?
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I said I am easy to train and have a lot of availability
Customer Marketing Manager was asked...April 12, 2018
Tell us about a successful campaign that you have managed
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A Tourist Board campaign I worked on - STAR format
What did you notice all the people in the waiting room have in common?
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I noted that they all looked young or were recent graduates.
Marketing Account Manager was asked...October 9, 2017
Digital Marketing Account Manager was asked...January 28, 2016
Stage 2. I then went into meet Claire for a face to face interview in the offices - which were very stylish!. Again the format was quite informal, but the questions were intelligent and at times quite in depth - they were getting a good picture of what I wanted and whether I would be a good cultural fit. I was given lots of opportunity to ask questions and fact find - it was a very open and honest discussion.
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We finished by Claire showing me all around the offices and introducing me to a couple of team members. Less
Customer Research Manager (Marketing) was asked...September 14, 2022
If I would like to join the company that has great inside culture and high values.
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And I said yes :)
Customer Advocacy Marketing Manager was asked...February 9, 2021
Each interviewer had a very different style and asked me different things. The VP of Sales' interview was the most open-ended and freeform (i.e, "Blank slate, if you came into this job, what would you do first? How would you set things up?) (I was interviewing for a marketing role).
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Said I'd engage key stakeholders to understand top needs and priorities before proposing new programs, etc. Less