FACE Prep Content Writer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What will you do if your editor discarts your work.
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Q1. Why do you want to join us
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Q2. Where do you live
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Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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I am a technical content writer with a passion for simplifying complex concepts.
• Experienced in creating user-friendly documentation for software products.

• Proficient in researching and understanding technical topics.

• Skilled in writing clear and concise articles, blog posts, and tutorials.

• Familiar with SEO techniques to optimize content for search engines.

• Examples: Wrote a comprehensive guide on setting up a local develo...read more
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Q2. What made you take this role as a Content writer when you said you're passionate about Graphic Design?
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I took the role as a Content Writer because it allows me to combine my passion for Graphic Design with my writing skills.
• I believe that effective content writing requires a strong understanding of design principles and visual communication.

• By working as a Content Writer, I can apply my knowledge of graphic design to create visually appealing and engaging content.

• I can use my writing skills to explain complex design con...read more
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Q3. What was your motive behind the career shift? You were previously working in Sales. Don't you feel it is not good to shift jobs every six months?
Ans. I strongly felt that working in sales was not my cup of tea. I felt frustrated by the end of the day. But I never felt that way when I used to write content for my YouTube and edit up to 10 videos the whole day. As I mentioned earlier, I never enjoyed speaking with people, cold calling, and other work involved in sales more than writing emails or blogs. And I saw the content writer opportunity. I felt it was good, so
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Q4. How many keywords can be placed in an article? Suppose I gave you all the keywords. How much will you put an article?
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The number of keywords that can be placed in an article depends on various factors such as article length, topic relevance, and keyword density.
• The number of keywords in an article should be determined based on the article length and topic.

• Keyword density should be maintained to ensure the article remains readable and natural.

• Including too many keywords can lead to keyword stuffing, which can negatively impact SEO.

• It i...read more
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Q5. What is SEO, in your opinion? Any idea how ranking works?
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SEO is the practice of optimizing websites to improve their visibility and ranking on search engine results pages.
• SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization.

• It involves various techniques to increase website traffic and improve search engine rankings.

• Keyword research, on-page optimization, and link building are important aspects of SEO.

• Search engines use algorithms to determine website rankings based on factors like rel...read more
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Q6. How many can you write in a day?
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I can write an average of 3-4 technical articles per day.
• I have a strong writing speed and can produce high-quality content efficiently.

• I prioritize thorough research and understanding of the topic before writing.

• I am experienced in writing technical articles on various subjects.

• I can adapt my writing style to match the target audience and purpose of the content.

• I can provide examples of my previous work upon request.
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Q7. How did you arrive at this conclusion of word count?
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I arrived at the conclusion of word count by analyzing the text and using a word counting tool.
• I analyzed the text by breaking it down into individual words and counting them.

• I used a word counting tool to accurately count the number of words.

• I may have also considered factors such as excluding certain types of words (e.g., stop words) or counting only unique words.

• For example, I could have used the 'wc' command in Uni...read more
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Q8. Are you willing to work with us for at least a year?
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Yes, I am willing to work with you for at least a year.
• I am committed to my work and take pride in delivering quality content.

• I understand the importance of consistency and building long-term relationships.

• I am open to discussing any concerns or issues that may arise during my tenure.

• Examples: I have previously worked with a company for over two years and have also completed multiple long-term freelance projects.
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Q9. What is your expected CTC?
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My expected CTC is negotiable and depends on the responsibilities and benefits offered by the company.
• My expected CTC is flexible and open to discussion.

• I am looking for a competitive salary package.

• I would like to be compensated based on my skills and experience.

• I am open to considering other benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, etc.

• I am willing to negotiate based on the company's budget and the value
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Q10. Any questions for me, Sandesh?
Ans. No questions but eager to be working with your team.
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Q1. [There were 15 questions related to SEO, Content Writing, User Intent, Ranking, Articles and Keywords, Research, and other topics.]
Ans. [My answers were from Hubspot Academy's SEO (Free Certification) Course.]
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It was a basic 1-hour computer-based Aptitude test containing basic Maths and English.

Q1. Basic screening call having basic questions related to the position you have applied for.
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Q1. 20-25 Minute One on one meeting with the interviewer
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Q1. Just share the samples or links of your previous work.
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Q1. Final Round with the head of the department.
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