TD Interview Questions

Application

I applied through college or university. I interviewed at TD.

Interview

The first interview was an on campus interview that lasted 30 minutes. I got a call the following week inviting me to a Super Day, which consisted of four more 30 minutes interviews. I received an offer about an hour after I left the Super Day.

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Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at TD (Dallas, TX) in February 2015.

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The recruiter called me. She talked a little bit about herself and then turned the conversation towards me. She asked me probably ten questions. There really wasn't much dialogue. The questions mostly involved what your plan is and where you want to go. Where do you se yourself in ten years was one. What was a time you had more work than most people was another. Really puts you on the spot so I would suggest preparing to answer those types of questions.

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Application

I applied through other source. I interviewed at TD.

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The process was very thorough and friendly. HR did not do a great job of identifying the process, but the hiring manager was very knowledgeable and open to questions.

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Reasons for Declining

The salary did not match what was intitially discussed.

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Staff recruiters contact you and walk you through step by step

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Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at TD (Boston, MA) in August 2010.

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TD Bank will hire easily from other banks because they are growing and need to staff. My perception is that they want to get you in and will pay you more to make that happen. They have a different approach to banking in the sense that they are very focused on customer service and developing relationships with customers.

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Application

I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at TD (New York, NY) in September 2010.

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I applied for the position of assistant branch manager on Sunday evening online. I was called Monday morning by 10 am by a human resources department. I had a five minute phone interview with her about what days I am available, locations, why I want to work for TD, and other basic questions. I was told to come in on Wednesday for an interview. It was an event they were having where multiple people from HR would be there as well as branch managers and sales managers. I showed up fifteen minutes, as was requested from the assistant, and was quickly placed in a room of twenty candidates for all different positions. After nearly two hours of waiting, I was able to meet one branch manager. Everyone else who I was supposed to be interviewing with as well, had a meeting. I spoke with him for about ten minutes and knew within one I was not going to be working for TD. The first question he asked me was what position I was applying for. I responded and he said "really?" I was asked a few questions about service issues I have dealt with, experience leading tellers, sales referrals, compliance, but he always came back to dealing with human resources, which I admitted to having no experience with. He also told me in the interview that I didn't really understand the position that I was applying for. So I asked him to explain, to make sure that we were on the same page. After his explaination it was pretty clear I knew what I was applying for. I left the interview with him saying that someone will get back to me by Friday, with a yes or no. It's been at least three weeks and I haven't heard a word.

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Application

I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at TD (Oceanside, NY) in February 2014.

Interview

Online application. Contacted by HR about a week after. I was informed that they do not hire managers from the outside. They offer me a lower position with the idea of a possible promotion. I did not accepted. After 2 more weeks a different HR rep. contacted me to set an interview with a manager from a different branch. I was confused by the change of heart, however after the interview waited about 2 weeks until they contact me to set a new interview with area manager. The day they call me to set the interview I was not available. I returned the call after a few hours and no answer. The next day when I contacted them, the HR rep. who previously left a message to set the interview - claimed that he could not set a day yet. A few days after that I received a general email that I was not considered for the position. Lack of professionalism from their HR department.

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Application

I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at TD (Miami, FL) in July 2014.

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Recruiter was very proactive and open about what they were looking for and I seemed like a good fit. Manage my expectations and kept me in the loop throughout process. After dealing with many recruiters over the years, I must say this was my best experience so far.

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Negotiation

No negotiation. I lacked management experience but had the business development experience they were looking for.

Application

I applied online. The process took 2+ weeks. I interviewed at TD.

Interview

they asked all the normal banking questions, they will ask behavioral questions to see what your experience level is. it is not too bad as long as you know your stuff

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Negotiation

they set the level of pay

Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2+ weeks. I interviewed at TD (Tampa, FL) in April 2011.

Interview

Typical questions were asked during the interview process. Nothing out of the norm. Very structured and had a corporate feel. Hiring manager and regional manager asked questions and wrote down interviewee's answers.

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Application

I applied online. The process took 5+ weeks. I interviewed at TD (Boston, MA) in October 2015.

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A pretty general interview. Some confusion over who the real decisions makers are. Managers interview but they are unclear whether they or their superiors make the decisions. Sometimes the interviewer acts like it is not a serious interview or they are not always paying attention.

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