Interview for an MCN

Best thing you can do is research the role and see what you will be doing and what's important about what you do as a channel manager and then think how your current skills are transferable, working as a customer service rep for BT would show you have experience in customer support etc pretty obvious really. If you don't have any relevant experience I'd mention your qualities and key skills that would be used in the role. I hate applying for jobs me, you go through all the prep and you're up against 300 others to stack shelves.
 
Michael said:
Best thing you can do is research the role and see what you will be doing and what's important about what you do as a channel manager and then think how your current skills are transferable, working as a customer service rep for BT would show you have experience in customer support etc pretty obvious really. If you don't have any relevant experience I'd mention your qualities and key skills that would be used in the role. I hate applying for jobs me, you go through all the prep and you're up against 300 others to stack shelves.
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I've had so much experience with job interviews and talking about transferable skills, Luckily I have done all sorts of jobs so I can literally cover any aspect that would be important for job roles from team work to communication. I think I should do well at this interview, but obviously there is always someone out there better then you, it's just whether or not them people have applied for the same job
 
I'd certainly mention your involvement and understanding of the YouTube community too, you're a part of it unlike many channel managers and you cannot beat being a part of something yourself and understanding creators as one. You can always try elsewhere if not if you want to get a similar role. There's not too many UK MCNs I know though.
 
Michael said:
I'd certainly mention your involvement and understanding of the YouTube community too, you're a part of it unlike many channel managers and you cannot beat being a part of something yourself and understanding creators as one. You can always try elsewhere if not if you want to get a similar role. There's not too many UK MCNs I know though.
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I'm actually finding more and more around London then I had ever heard off, but yeah they definitely aren't your every day occurrence. Hopefully everything goes well first time around.
 
Michael said:
You're lucky living there there's nothing up here lol the biggest benefit of living up north is I feel safer :D
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That's London for you :) that's the exact reason I apply for jobs like this, I am fortunate enough to have these opportunities available to me and if I didn't go for them, then I would just be stupid :)
 
Can I ask which one :P Base79 or ChannelFlip I'd guess.

I would mention all YouTube background, any creator school courses you've done, if you know much about SEO and such that would likely be of a large benefit, customer relations too if you have prior experience there.
 
Shane.C said:
Can I ask which one :p Base79 or ChannelFlip I'd guess.

I would mention all YouTube background, any creator school courses you've done, if you know much about SEO and such that would likely be of a large benefit, customer relations too if you have prior experience there.
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Neither of them

Its one called Diagonal View
 
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