Brainfuse Interview Questions

After applying to the position, I received an email back pretty quickly to schedule an interview. The initial interview was only 15 minutes long, during which they asked core competency questions. Lots of red flags popped up during the interview, and from what I can infer, the work-life balance isn't probably too great right now. The interviewer let me know they'd be in touch within the next two weeks. When they did reach out two weeks-ish later, they straight up offered me the position. After just one 15 minute interview. I asked them to send over an official offer letter, as I was weighing other job offers and then I was ghosted.

After applying by sending your resume. The company request your transcript. after reviewing this last document, they will send you your credential to login on their platform. There is not interview but only training on how to use their platform

i submitted an application and heard back within a few days. i got the job but i was left waiting around for almost 2 months with no definite start date so i ended up having to quit as i needed to find a more secure job.

There wasn't an interview. I had to fill out some paperwork and an NDA, and after I submitted that there was a sample review that I had to do. A few days after that I was emailed letting me know if I got the job or not.

Just have to edit a paper they give you and if it fits with what they like and do as a company with editing papers, and are good at editing and writing papers, it is a good job.

You submit your resume online and they have you fill out initial paperwork. After reviewing your application they have you complete "pre-quizzes" in the area you applied to tutor to determine your expertise level. A while later your account is set up and you are set to tutor if you're accepted. The process may be different depending on your resume, quiz scores, and what subject you are applying to tutor. There was technically no "real interview" and it is more like if you are qualified and apply, you will be set up to tutor.

They asked for college transcripts to see the subjects I studied to know what subjects I could probably tutor in. Made me take a few exams for certain subjects the subjects I passed were the ones I tutored in

You get an email from someone telling you whether or not you were hired. There is no interview. You are then given a manual on how to use the service (a pdf file of about 15 pages with little information on how to actually perform your job).

There isn't an actual interview. The process involves completing an online form and completing a sample research paper using APA format (which is what the "student" requested.) I've read that other applicants were asked to review sample papers using the MLA format.

I saw an ad on Craigslist, I sent my CV, someone wrote back asking for unofficial transcripts. They asked a few basic questions, but basically hired me from my credentials.