Real screening questions pulled from 2 search engine marketing manager application forms, grouped by how often they appear. Each links back to the role that asks it.

Where are you currently located? asked by OpenAI
When can you start a new role? asked by OpenAI
Are you authorized to work in the country where the job is located? asked by OpenAI
Will you now or in the future require sponsorship for employment visa status in this country? asked by OpenAI
Are you able to work from our US office three days per week? asked by OpenAI
Applicant Arbitration Agreement Acknowledgement asked by OpenAI
LinkedIn Profile (please add the URL) asked by Fever
What's your level of English? asked by Fever
Desired salary. (Please, specify the currency and if it’s monthly or annually salary) asked by Fever
Will you now or in the future require Visa sponsorship? asked by Fever
How did you find out about this job opportunity? asked by Fever
How many of years of experience do you have in this type of role or similar? asked by Fever
What pronouns do you identify yourself with? (He/him, she/her, they/ them, other) asked by Fever
Have you previously been employed by this company? asked by Fever
Will you now or in the future require sponsorship for employment visa status in the United States? asked by OpenAI
Are you able to work from our San Francisco office three days per week? asked by OpenAI
Do you have expertise in the Semiconductor sector? asked by OpenAI

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