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IPG Mediabrands
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Enthusiasm, hardworking and time management.
Media Planning, Planning at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Research the role and industry and show passion.
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Be relaxed, show off your knowledge and ask positive questions. Interviewers want to hire someone they'll get along with and won't mind helping out.
PPC Account Executive, Paid Search at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Look up previous client work and understand how IPG is run, i.e. UM London is a separate company to Reprise.
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Understand why you want to work for the company and understand the role you would be undertaking.
Digital Account Executive, UM London at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be passionate and intellectual.
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Get your passion across.
Mapping Exec, at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be enthusiastic and well informed on advertising and media landscape.
Digital Account Executive, Digital at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Show enthusiasm in your cover letter.
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Let your personality show through, be keen, do background research into the role.
PPC Executive, PPC at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Highlight your amazing relationship management skills. Make sure you have your own blog and that it has great content on it. Have original and innovative ideas and a lot of faith in making them work, because it is a new area of marketing and a lot of clients don't quite get it yet. Get to grips with what SEO campaigns are versus social campaigns, and how you can integrate the two.
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Don't be worried about talking about your interests outside of work - this makes you a more interesting person. Be honest, and discuss in the interview your vision for how influencer marketing could work for the agency's clients.
Advocacy Executive, Influencer Marketing at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Work hard and be open to new ideas.
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Be prepared for a broad interview.
Have good knowledge of the company.
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Ensure you read about the challenges facing digital advertising.
Account Executive, at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Courses in the discipline you are applying to. Google for example, provides free courses for SEO, PPC and more. Being able to show knowledge of your discipline in your interview will be advantageous to you.
SEO Executive, SEO at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Have a clear understanding of the role you are applying for as people can be confused. My role doesn't entail making the advert itself, I buy the advertising space. Also look into the company, the clients they work with and have some TV background.
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Make sure you know about the company and the role clearly then try to do further research into topics such as BARB data so it's clear you have an understanding of the job.
I was asked about which programmes would suit certain brands so try to have an understanding of different products and companies and the audiences they are trying to target.
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As a geography graduate, I had only a little media experience, however my willingness to learn helped me get the position despite my initial limited experience.
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It's hard to jump from university into a full-time position, as you may feel that you're stepping into the unknown. Though the friendliness of the agency makes it easy to settle and everyone is always willing to help you at any time.
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By doing your research you demonstrate your interest in the role. You're not expected to already be an expert, so don't be afraid to say what you've found out from doing your research.
Broadcast Executive, Broadcast at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Show that you have a genuine interest in marketing and knowledge on the importance of social media today.
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Be confident and be yourself!
Paid Social Executive, Paid Social at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Go beyond your experience and showcase your hobbies and interests. That helped me a lot and my passion for photography is now part of my job although it was not in my job description.
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Be prepared to support your interests and passion for certain hobbies with evidence. Don't get nervous, the interview process is surprisingly relaxing, but it is important to reflect on and show off everything you've done!
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Make sure that you show off your passion for the industry- this isn't advertising, this is media planning and buying. Everyone who works here is smart and articulate- you don't need to have all A's but demonstrate that you like to push yourself.
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Be yourself. It's all about personality here and it varies by agency or department that you work for. You'll be making some great friendships. Although we are a sociable company we are still professional, so still prepare and try and wrap your head around the company structure.
HR Assistant, HR at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Grades are important but the thing that makes the difference is being a polite, friendly, sociable character.
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Research the company properly. IPG is such a large organisation and individuals that work in the organisation can be lost in the complex web of the various organisations that make up IPG. Grappling with this will be impressive to anyone performing the interview.
Social Data Analyst, Performly at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be creative and honest in your application.
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I was asked to give a presentation about search engine optimisation. Practice in front of your family and friends and let them ask you questions.
SEO Executive, SEO at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be passionate about media.
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Look up basic GCSE maths ahead of the test and know what campaigns you have personally loved.
Digital Account Executive, Digital at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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A good cultural fit is as important as academic qualifications.
Senior Account Executive, Initiative at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Do your research and get a feel for the company. Also you should enjoy all aspects of research from qualitative and quantitative and be willing to try everything. Don't be afraid to have your own ideas and speak up, there is no set way of doing things or working.
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Brush up on your maths skills - percentages, ratios and interpreting graphs. Ask a lot of questions but not for the sake of it - try and find out about the company itself, why people like working there. If you are moving from outside of London, ask why people enjoy living there, what it can offer that other cities can't. Think about what you want from a job and career.
Insight executive, at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Have an interest in SEO, or online/digital marketing in general. Curiosity is always good.
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Know the industry well, do research on existing clients, look at previous case studies from the agency --know what you're talking about.
SEO Executive, SEO at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Have a clear understanding of mapping/GIS software.
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How you would manage your time with short deadlines and how would you know which to prioritise.
Insight and Mapping Exective, Insight and Creative at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Show value in everything you do.
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Be kind, thoughtful and friendly because those characteristics are really appreciated here.
International Account Executive, Account Management at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be really enthusiastic.
Ask lots of questions and be pro-active during the application process.
Learn of some inspiring marketing campaigns.
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Just be confident and talkative.
Media Planner, Planning at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be yourself, be hungry to always learn and improve.
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Always state how hungry you are to develop and learn and improve.
Account Executive, Planning at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be yourself and do your research.
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Research the role you are applying for and let your real self come across.
Executive, PPC at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Make sure you fully research the role and industry. This includes knowing competitors and the day to day roles of the job.
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Know the industry and what role you'd be doing.
Research into current trends and the way the media landscape is moving towards the future.
Media Planner, UM at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Do your research! It seems obvious, but research the company and the role properly (particularly why you want to work here). It also helps to brush up on your maths skills if they are rusty.
Research Assistant, Research at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Show evidence of how your past work experience/education has set you up to be perfect for the role.
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Read up on the area you are applying - they'll want to know you understand the media landscape.
Paid Social Analyst, Paid Social at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be positive, enthusiastic and honest about yourself.
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Try not to be too formal or serious. They want to know that they can work work with and get on with you!
Paid Social Executive, Reprise/Spring Creek at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be yourself. This is a very fun and exciting environment and you can really be yourself in here.
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Really think why you have done things, and what things you have done wrong in your career so far, and draw conclusions on them.
Junior Graphic Designer, Lab at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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be concise.
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Try to get your personality across as much as possible.
Digital Activation Graduate, Digital at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Do some reading! Get some case studies together, speak to people in the industry, and be enthusiastic.
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Prepare - but to a point. Answer the questions you're asked, not the ones you want to answer because you've already prepared them.
Have some questions ready to ask - eg. is there anything you're looking for in your ideal candidate for this job that I haven't been able to demonstrate to you yet?
Account Manager, Social at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Have a strong CV which is relevant to the role.
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Have a strong understanding of excel and tracking solutions
Junior Account Manager, Digital at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Research the area you are applying for thoroughly. You should be able to explain it in simple words and explain why this is what you want to do.
SEO Executive, SEO at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Don't necessarily write your skills chronologically; consider writing them in order of relevance to the position you are applying for and explain with it the application to the job.
Logistical, reasoning, mathematical, and and negotiation skills are a must, so try to show you have these skills.
Keep it to one side of A4. Overwriting is overkill.
Put something on there that'll make you stand out; people in media are a weird bunch, so throw in a curveball to make it memorable (e.g. dodgeball, speed knitting, etc.)
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Learn about the job you are applying for by asking people currently in the job their day-to-day tasks and overall work process. You will be asked what you think the job involves.
Read about what is happening in the industry and keep up-to-date with recent ad campaigns that are relevant to your job. You will be asked to comment about things happening now, as well as make predictions on future trends.
Have a broad understanding of prices, pros & cons, and features of various media platforms (e.g. Film costs more than TV which costs more than Radio, but all have various audiences and reach).
Go to relevant websites and swot up on vocab and data (e.g. Thinkbox, IPA, etc.)
Broadcast Buyer, Broadcast at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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show your enthusiasm to learn and your ability to communicate well
Affiliate Executive, Affiliate Marketing at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Try and get as much of your personality across as possible.
Inventory Analyst, at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be yourself and do your homework! There's nothing worse than going to an interview unprepared.
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Reiterating my last point do your homework-Investigate the company, go on job forums, check out the people who will be interviewing you and most importantly read thoroughly about the role.
Broadcast Buyer, at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Really look into how the company works and try to stand out. Your CV should just say the facts where as your portfolio should do all the talking, pick 3 awesome pieces to show that you did by yourself in a short time period. Pick 3 pieces you did in a team and explain your role, and generally show you are willing to learn and improve yourself.
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Be laid back but serious, be a very friendly character and always show you're willing to better your skills and understanding of the job you just did next time.
Junior Graphic Designer, Creative at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be creative and be yourself (I honestly mean that, people get hired by being a little different).
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Ask lots of questions and keep on top of trends.
Media Planning Executive, Media Planning at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Make sure you really want the job and want to work for the company, rather than just applying for the sake of having a job. It will help massively in terms of standing out.
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Be confident in your answers and prepare!
Search Executive/Executive Assistant, Search at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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I would advise candidates to thoroughly research the industry and role, specifically the day-to-day tasks the role will require. It is important to know why you want to work in media and why you believe you will be suited to the role itself. For instance, organisational skills are really important as well as adaptability and an eagerness to learn. My agency in particular (UM) prides itself on a curiosity culture, so I would encourage any applicants to demonstrate how they are 'curious' in their day to day lives.
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- Think about how your strengths as an individual will fit into a media environment. For instance are you always first to know about new technology/do you have strong presentation skills and a competitive nature which will help in agency pitches?
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The theme is "Get Yourself Noticed" so you have got to think outside the box, if you're really passionate about media and advertising then thinking of yourself as a concept, a service or a product that you're trying to sell will help you consider ways you can impress the HR team. They are real people too (I only realised that at the assessment centre!) so make it enjoyable for them to review your application.
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Review some campaigns you like and you don't like! Reading Campaign magazine and Marketing Week will help put you in the right frame of mind as well as reafirm that you really want the job!
Account Executive, Initiative at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Make sure you know what role a media agency plays. There is a very big difference between a creative or ad agency
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Display the knowledge of what a media agency is, and ultimately just chat through your background. They aren't looking to trip you up - just looking for reasons to hire you!
Junior Social Media Producer, Spring Creek UK at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Be yourself and be passionate
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Make sure you ask as many questions as you can think of and make a difference. be remembered for the right reasons.
Account Executive, Performance at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Look into the company - you could be in Mediabrands, UM London, Initiative UK, Orion Trading and more. Look at where you are applying, look into the company campaigns, get a feel for what they do.
Also, it's a media agency, not media production - we don't film Sky Sports!
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I'm at UM and our tagline is "Curiosity Works". In the interview I turned up with an open mind, and a wide, curious outlook.
Media Planning Executive, Planning at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Enthusiasm for your industry.
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Enthusiasm for your industry.
Be personable.
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Planning Apprentice, Comms Planning at IPG Mediabrands View »Best:
benefits package and data platforms available
Worst:
noticing career progression
Media Planning, Planning at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Lots of agencies connected under one roof gives you the opportunity to work with a wide range of clients
PPC Account Executive, Paid Search at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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My direct management team is superb and promote an atmosphere of work hard, play hard which I really resonate with.
Worst:
It is too small so I lack opportunities to be promoted.
Digital Account Executive, UM London at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Benefits and Briefs
Worst:
Lack of time to do work
Mapping Exec, at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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The fun culture and opportunities to progress
Worst:
Bureaucratic nature of some aspects of work
Digital Account Executive, Digital at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Relaxed environment, great people, hard work gets noticed and rewarded
Worst:
Can sometimes be stressful
PPC Executive, PPC at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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The culture among employees is amazing. Everyone wants to get on, have a drink and have a laugh. Everyone has time for you if you want a chat.
Worst:
There's so much brilliant work going on all the time, that sometimes you don't get recognition for it, and this can be frustrating for people.
Advocacy Executive, Influencer Marketing at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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people
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Politics
Publishing Assistant, at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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Company culture
Progress opportunities
Working with large brands
Friendly atmosphere
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The atmosphere, it's so friendly and welcoming.
Broadcast Executive, Broadcast at IPG MediabrandsRead the full review »
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The people
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There are lots of different companies within the IPG network and so it takes a while to get your head around what everyone does!
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The environment and benefits
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Salary
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