I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Warner Bros. Discovery (Burbank, CA) in Jun 2011
Interview
I was first contacted by an HR representative. She was very nice and informed me that the position I applied for was taken, but that my resume fit in well at another department. She subsequently asked if I was interested.
I said yes, so she then scheduled me for an interview. This interview lasted about 20-30 minutes and largely consisted of general questions about my resume. I didn't realize this, but the other candidates for the position were all in the LA area and had their interview in person. Though I didn't get offered the internship, I was contacted the next day from another HR rep from Warner Brothers Television.
This HR rep informed me that I was the second choice for the internship that I had just interviewed for, but that they had forwarded my name to her for a position she had. We scheduled an interview, but it got postponed by a week because the interviewer was busy. By this time, I had already found an internship somewhere else, so I decided that it wasn't worth my time.
Seamless, had around 3 interviews, but mostly conversational to see if id be a good fit.
One with manager, director of team, and then VP.
Direct manager asked questions around ways of working and my work ethic.
I applied online. I interviewed at Warner Bros. Discovery (New York, NY)
Interview
First-round interview consisted primarily of behavioral questions, including topics such as interest in the firm and motivation for applying to the role. The platform allowed retakes, so that was nice. Since the interview is prerecorded, it’s important to stay calm, speak naturally, and maintain a conversational tone despite speaking to a camera.
I applied online. I interviewed at Warner Bros. Discovery
Interview
Applied about a month before they sent me an email inviting me to complete a Hirevue screen, which I did. The questions were your average interview questions, and they never followed up.