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Tips for the recruitment process

Application

• Share an up-to-date resume.

• Include a portfolio tailored to the role and its requirements.

• Submit your CV in English, our business language.

• Make sure your portfolio clearly shows relevant projects, ideally within our domain and using tools similar to those we work with.

• Double-check that your portfolio link works. If it’s password-protected, include the password.

• If you apply using LinkedIn, ensure your profile is up to date.

Recruiter call

• Be yourself. We’re interested in how you think, not in rehearsed answers.

• Take time to learn about what we do, our culture, and the brands we work with.

• Explain the thinking behind your answers.

• Come prepared with questions. Interviews are about finding a strong match on both sides.

Meeting the team

• This is a chance to meet potential teammates and get a clearer picture of the role.

• Use the conversation to explore the scope, challenges, and expectations in more depth.

• Ask questions and share how you like to work.

Case study

• We’re interested in AI, but more importantly, in when and why you choose to use it.

• There are no perfect answers. We care about your reasoning and decision-making.

• Be ready to explain and defend your choices.

• Presentation matters. Even if the role isn’t purely creative, aim for clarity and good visual quality.

• The case study is tailored to the role and includes scenarios, questions, and practical tasks designed to reflect real-world situations.

Final interview

• We’ll discuss your case study and any remaining aspects of the role.

• This stage may include deeper questions about your assignment or conversations with additional team members.

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