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based on 3 ratings - Updated Nov 14, 2021
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Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at Turnkey Solutions as 50% positive with a difficulty rating score of 3 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for Machine Operator and New Business Development rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Machine Operator and New Business Development roles were rated as the easiest.
They text you to call if your interested of course you are going to call, go interview is pretty brief, different products. very small group, then to get hired you say yes.
2 technical rounds and 1 hr round. 1st technical round includes a coding based round or better say assessment round. 1 face to face round with MD for final interaction.
Process is easy to crack and salary offered is upto standards.
I applied online. I interviewed at Turnkey Solutions (Denver, CO) in Feb 2017
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I applied on-line and was contacted by phone. This was perhaps the single worst and most unprofessional five minute "interview" to which I have ever been subjected: Turnkey’s personnel might do well to avail themselves of basic interpersonal skills training.
I have been a highly successful new business development director for twelve years. Presumably that is why I was contacted, and yet the representative who called me had zero response to and showed no interest in my various significant successes I conveyed. She sounded flat and bored. I was appalled. She interviewed the resume, not me, and with extreme disinterest. She was also dismissive, unclear and borderline rude. It is astounding that Turnkey would have that person represent the company in a interviewing capacity.
Her final dismissive statement was “if we’re interested we’ll call you back.” That presupposed I would be interested, which I was not. I did find out who that person’s superior was and sent her an email about the appalling “interview”.