Fairly basic questions that were easy enough to answer. Eg. - Describe a time you had to communicate the same thing to different stakeholders - Describe a project you have been a part of - Describe a time at work when you and someone else had differing views.
they gave me a task related to email copies for email sequences. (webinar, and podcast, feature release)
What experience do I have that would make me great at this role?
What is mutual benefit in your opinion?
What experiences fo you have working with nonpartisan groups?
Do you understand the role of this position?
Why did you choose to apply for Wikipedia? How do you imagine the Wikipedia Community to be like? What do you think is important for the Community members? Which of the current onboarding programs would you develop further and why? How do you justify your choice keeping time and budget in mind? Do you have an idea for an onboarding concept yourself? What are your ideas for ways in motivating more people to create an account and edit articles? Would you edit/ contribute articles for Wikipedia yourself? Why, why not?
What would you do if a non-profit was hesitant to move forward with our product?
How comfortable are you communicating with executives?
They asked the general questions: tell me about yourself, about your background, etc.
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