Absurd interview process. I applied for a role multiple times, with recurring vacancies - it appears there is a very high turnover rate of staff. Twice, it took me several months to hear back; I have a Master's degree and a further three years of publishing and writing experience in the field that matched my application, and instead I was sent some automated personality tests and a Maths test. After calling them personally three times, it appears I was forgotten about. My interview process was similarly absurd, asking nothing about that skills and experience and asking me if I enjoyed having fun and telling jokes. Based on word-of-mouth reputation and what I can gather from ex-employees it seems all of the work is done by underpaid -25 year olds, and the management is done by overpaid semi-retirees with no opportunity for career progression, since most of the young workers leave for better competitors in the area. I'm not sure anyone here really knows what they're doing or takes their job seriously.

They put you up in an accommodation for the night if you're travelling from far which was nice - they then do an assessment centre where you have to do a grammar test, format a page design, proofread an article and do a worksheet that was similar to an IQ test, there is also an in-person interview but the interviewers didn't really give you much to bounce off of so make sure you come prepared with a script of what you're going to say, as they basically just want you to check boxes - you just have to reach the benchmarks on each of the tests to be given a job offer.