I had a job interview the other day for a position as a Copywriter

>>1734457
Do you have writing samples to provide?

I've worked as a copywriter before and often times they ask for samples or give you a writing/editing test.

>>1734469

I provided writing samples before my first interview, so we talked about those already.

The interview process is three-pronged, and this interview will be over the phone since I don't live in the area of where the job is.

Hey man do you have some tips to get into this stuff, who does your writing sample look like?

>>1734457
>Does anyone have any advice on what I should expect from a second interview? I feel like I covered a lot of my skills/credentials in the first interview

You'll cover it a bit more in depth in your 2nd.

Also, for experienced guys, YOU should be the one asking question in the 2nd interview... what type of work will you be doing? what type of teams? what's the project?

This not only shows you know what you're doing, but also that you are making sure you find the right company/work culture for you.

This is a important criteria for experienced and desired workers who have the ability to choose the work cultures they join. And employers can sense this...

>>1734457
If you don't get the job, I will pay you $15 an hour to proofread some press releases and marketing material.

>>1734950
Sounds too good to be true desu.

>>1734943

I've already looked at the editing manager's LinkedIn and am formulating questions based off of that and some other advice. I'm just not sure if the interview is going to be straightforward like the HR interview or if I'm going to be thrown curveball questions designed to catch me off-guard. I've had that happen to me before in interviews.

>>1734929

I actually work in Ad Tech right now (I got my current job because of who my father is within the company and that's why I'm trying to leave). What I did in the meantime was I took a gig writing for a small auto racing website for free and wrote an entire year's worth of material.

My best advice would be to not only write as much as you can, but try to hitch your wagon to a blog or website that you don't personally own. It gives you a little more legitimacy since you're adhering to set guidelines: In my case, it was "Write once a week and write in AP style"