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at Unilever
Junior → Intermediate3 questions
What this interview covers
Interviewers for Social & Influence Manager roles at Unilever typically test across 3 areas:
RegulatoryTechnicalBehavioral
Philippine-specific tips for this role
- ▸ Do not say 'I'll just tell the influencer to put #ad na lang' as if it's a simple fix. Acknowledge legal exposure and the need for documentation. Also avoid saying 'sana hindi ako mapagalitan' - instead demonstrate ownership and a systematic fix.
- ▸ Many Filipino candidates say 'I will just divide it equally' or 'I will focus only on paid ads' without explaining why. Instead, show your logic by linking each allocation to a specific goal like awareness, engagement, or conversion.
- ▸ Common Filipino mistake: saying 'I just posted consistently' or 'it went viral' without showing process. Instead, be specific about your analysis, partnerships, and metrics. Show you made decisions not just guesses.
Sample questions
Imagine one of your influencer partners posts sponsored content for a Unilever product but omits the required #ad or #sponsored disclosure. The post goes live and gains traction within an hour. Describe the immediate steps you would take and how you would address compliance, the influencer relationship, and any potential regulatory exposure for Unilever.
IntermediateRegulatory
We're launching a new product line, and you have a limited social media budget that must cover paid boosting, content production, and influencer seeding. How would you allocate the budget and why? Walk me through your decision-making process.
JuniorTechnical