Consumer Insights Intern - Year Round - Green Bay, WI
Posted Sep 22, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Consumer insights is often described as explaining the why behind the what. Can you give me an example of a time you found the why behind a number or a trend?
What they are checking: Whether they naturally dig past a surface result to the reason behind it, which is the core of this job.
Tell me about a project where you turned research or data into a recommendation someone actually acted on.
What they are checking: Whether their analysis leads to a decision, since the role is about building sales stories that lead to action.
Tell me about a time the data pointed one way and a more senior person believed the opposite. What did you do?
What they are checking: Whether they can respectfully stand behind evidence without being stubborn or simply giving in.
How do you make sure a finding is accurate before you share it with leadership?
What they are checking: Their habits for checking work, since a wrong insight can push a sales strategy in the wrong direction.
What would you do
Say a sales partner shows you that cream cheese sales are down at one grocery chain. What data would you want to look at first, and why?
What they are checking: How they structure an open question and whether they think about consumer, retailer and product data together.
Schreiber mostly sells to retailers and food service customers rather than straight to shoppers. How does that change the way you would think about the voice of the consumer?
What they are checking: Whether they grasp a business-to-business setting where the consumer insight has to help win over a customer.
How would you explain a confusing chart or survey result to a salesperson who has five minutes before a customer meeting?
What they are checking: Whether they can make findings short and useful for busy people who are not analysts.
This is a year-round internship, three days a week in the Green Bay office and two from home, while you are still taking classes. How would you manage that schedule?
What they are checking: Whether they have thought realistically about balancing school with a steady hybrid internship.
About the work
What sources would you use to understand what consumers think about a food product, and how much would you trust each one?
What they are checking: Whether they know the difference between survey, sales and social data and can judge how reliable each is.
Which tools have you used to clean up and analyze data, like Excel, a survey platform or something else, and what did you build with them?
What they are checking: Their honest comfort level with the hands-on data work an intern will be handed on day one.
What is a food or grocery trend you have noticed lately, and what do you think is driving it?
What they are checking: Genuine curiosity about consumers and the retail and food service industries the intern will be learning.
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