The first stage was a phone call with a recruiter, who was really helpful and provided lots of information about the company, useful tips regarding the next stages of the interview process, etc. The next stage was a face-to-face interview with two senior members of the team, they were very thorough and required lots of details and examples. The last stage was a presentation and an interview with the head of the department, which was mainly focused on finding out if you're a good cultural fit. However, after three interviews and the presentation (which took a day and a half to prepare), I never heard back from them. I've emailed the recruiter who said he'll give me a call in the afternoon, but the call never came, which I think was quite disrespectful and unprofessional. After investing a lot of time into this, they could've at least bothered to send a generic rejection email.

I was given a ring about a week after applying to say they'd love for me to come in for an interview at Kentish town. The interview was split into two parts depending on how well I did in the first. Initially I had to do a non-calculator maths test which was mainly percentages, fractions, and ratio calculations - 30mins long, takes about 10-15 in reality. The first interview was with two managers in the marketing team and they were lovely, for the interview I was asked to prepare 3 questions in advance and was allowed notes in the interview. Mainly questions about me, my CV (experience, education), motivations, and PPC. I was told after this that I was being passed onto the second stage, which was with the head of the Biddable team if I had time, if not could arrange for another date. The second interview was difficult, asking a lot about how the company functioned, the various business models of MVF (1ToMany), and in-depth questions about lead generation which would probably be taught during training rather than knowing beforehand. Was asked a few competancy questions as well. Overall lasted about 2.5 hours, was made comfortable throughout the process and the people were lovely. Once issue was the job role itself, I applied for Digital Marketing Executive and in the interview I was told it was a PPC role.