Literally, for any job, you can google exactly this question "what interview questions could I expect for an interview for XXXX job?" and a number of great interview questions will come up and you can prepare according to which ones make sense for the specific position you are seeking.

I would expect questions such as: 1) What experience have you had in media research? 2) What aspect of media research appeals to you the most? 3) What have you done to keep current with trends, changes and new technology in media research?

Just be open, honest, and prepared for your interview (by knowing a LOT about the company, including why you want to be there), and be who you actually are.....that way, when you get a position you won't have to pretend you are someone you are not....makes life a whole lot easier! That said, my favorite question anyone ever asked me at an interview was "Why do they put braille on a Drive-Up ATM?".....(I knew the answer because I had read it on one of those "100 strange questions you might get asked at an interview" websites....do you know the answer?)

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I found this website for you. Check it out. https://www.glassdoor.com/Interview/media-research-interview-questions-SRCH_KO0,14.htm

Because I do a lot of writing for publication, I have to do a lot of research. This keeps me somewhat up to date.

@Nicole D First, I would thoroughly research the media company's website. That is an excellent place to develop questions. Asking questions that are generated by your research will tell the interviewer that you did the research. You will want to have prepared at least three questions about the company, three questions about the role, and, if you can find the bio of the person who will interview you, prepare one or two questions about his or her career in the industry. Aside from that, if you need more help, you can always search what type of questions you can ask.

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depend which media company.

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