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What is your framework for delivering work that doesn't feel forced, and speaks effortlessly to your target audience?

The interviewer would like to know your process when it comes to starting and working through a project. As a writer, it's crucial that you have a structured framework, or an underlying system, to ensure that your work always flows naturally. Discuss how you approach a project, step by step.

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  • 4. What is your framework for delivering work that doesn't feel forced, and speaks effortlessly to your target audience?

      How to Answer

      The interviewer would like to know your process when it comes to starting and working through a project. As a writer, it's crucial that you have a structured framework, or an underlying system, to ensure that your work always flows naturally. Discuss how you approach a project, step by step.

      Written by Rachelle Enns on December 20th, 2018

      1st Answer Example

      "It is important to me that I begin each project by following a structure that I created for myself a few years ago. First, I begin with fleshing out to whom I am writing. Then, I write a partial conclusion, deciding what pain point or problem it is for the reader. Next, I create bullet points that I will return to and build up later. The introduction is the last thing that I write. Once I have the skeleton of the written piece, I can wordsmith the article, ensuring it speaks in the correct tone and flows appropriately."

      Written by Rachelle Enns on December 20th, 2018

      2nd Answer Example

      "My system for approaching a piece of writing will depend on how much I know on the topic, how long the piece is, and where it will be published. For an e-book for instance, where it's easy to get off the rails and remain focused, I will first gather all of my research and then decide on an angle. Working backward, I think about the end. What do the readers want to get out of this book? Once that question is answered, I create a full outline using a mindmap. Then, I flesh out the chapters."

      Written by Rachelle Enns on December 20th, 2018