We're big followers of Net Promoter Score (NPS) at HubSpot. In fact, we track the NPS of our customers, our employees, people who contact our support team, and even our INBOUND conference attendees. If you're unfamiliar with NPS, it's a customer loyalty framework that evaluates, on a scale of 0-10, the degree to which people would recommend your company/product to others.
In the older days of marketing, most interview questions revolved around a marketer's knowledge of marketing principles like "The 4 Ps" and how he or she could apply that knowledge to case questions in an interview setting.
We're big followers of Net Promoter Score (NPS) at HubSpot. In fact, we track the NPS of our customers, our employees, people who contact our support team, and even our 
In the older days of marketing, most interview questions revolved around a marketer's knowledge of marketing principles like "The 4 Ps" and how he or she could apply that knowledge to case questions in an interview setting.
