I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at TP in May 2018
Interview
A brief interview followed by an online language test. I felt that they were more keen to allure me into accepting the job than I was. The only effort was taking the language test but that wasn't very tough either
I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at TP (Sandy, UT) in Sep 2016
Interview
The first step after walking in was to take a couple of basic competency tests. One was a very VERY basic computer knowledge test and the second was to test how quickly and accurately you can type. After those tests are completed you're given a basic customer service test. If you pass all of those tests you are brought into your first interview. You're asked some basic questions. If they like you, you move on to your second interview where they tell you more about the job and your salary (for me it would have been 13$ an hour plus bonuses)
Overall it was a very pleasant experience. If you don't answer questions correctly they teach you what you did wrong, and how to answer correctly. The people were very friendly.
The only bad thing was during my second interview. The interviewer stopped mid-sentence to answer a personal call, proceeded to speak on the phone for 3-4 minutes and then dove right back into the interview without apologizing at all.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
Your on the phone with a difficult customer and they want you to do something that is against company policy. Customer satisfaction has been down lately so your supervisor gives you permission to go against policy to help that customer. What do you do?
The interviewer wanted to judge my probing skills so she played a game of 20 questions with me. She picked a common item from a common grocery store and I had 5 minutes OR 20 yes/no questions to figure it out.
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at TP (Bristol, TN) in Dec 2014
Interview
I had a 2 part interview. I knew that one project position paid more than others offer at the company so I went for the money. The first part of my interview was with a woman for 2 hours. For some reason, she kept trying to get me to apply for a lesser paying project position with I knew for a fact they were vigorously hiring for the one i was gunning for. Weird. I really had to sell myself like never before in order to get to round 2. After wearing her down for 2 about 2 hours, she finally gives in and calls in the project manager to interview me. Round 2 lasted no more than 10 minutes. No exaggeration. At the end, I filled out payroll info and was informed that as long as my background check comes back clean, I'll be able to start at the end of the month.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked how likely am I to leave a company for something seemingly better. That question was a red flag for me. If an employer fears a POTENTIAL employee leaving for something better, that employer couldn't possibly have much confidence in the company he/she represents.