Icy Tales Content Writer Intern Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is content modrator
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A content moderator is responsible for reviewing and monitoring user-generated content to ensure it meets the platform's guidelines.
• Content moderators review and approve or reject user-generated content.

• They enforce community guidelines and policies.

• They monitor and remove inappropriate or offensive content.

• Content moderators may also respond to user inquiries or complaints.

• Examples include moderating comments on a soc...read more
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Q1. Experience about past organizations
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Q1. Experience about past projects undertaken
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Communication skills, fluent English , marketing into sales

Basic functions of coding

What precautions do u take on blog content

1) online aptitude test
2) networking questions
3) data interpretation
4) general science
5) verbal ability
6) logical reasoning
7) placement papers

Q1. 1) why did you decide to apply to this role? 2) what experience do you have that would be relevant to this role? 3) tell me about your experience? 4) what did you like most about the job description? 5...read more
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Q1. What are the ways to decide the tone of a particular content
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The tone of a content can be decided by considering the audience, purpose, and subject matter.
• Consider the target audience and their preferences

• Determine the purpose of the content (informative, persuasive, entertaining)

• Analyze the subject matter and choose a tone that fits (formal, casual, humorous)

• Use appropriate language and style to convey the tone

• Examples: A blog post for teenagers can have a casual and friendly t...read more
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Q2. How can you make your information credible
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To make information credible, use reliable sources, provide evidence, and avoid bias.
• Use reputable sources such as academic journals, government websites, and expert opinions.

• Provide evidence to support your claims, such as statistics, studies, and quotes.

• Avoid bias by presenting both sides of an argument and acknowledging any limitations or weaknesses in your information.

• Use clear and concise language to avoid confusi...read more
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