
Bell Technical Solutions Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Bell Technical Solutions.
Field Service Technician
I applied online and got an email for an online group interview. The group interview was an hour long, covering the company, the job, and expectations. Then, I was individually interviewed by one or more recruiters. After that, it was conditional on passing a physical, criminal record, and vaccine check. The physical assessment involved wearing safety boots, climbing a 28ft ladder with safety gear, lifting boxes, matching wire colors, and a driving test. I received the final job offer via email after passing all checks.
- Describe a situation where you handled a challenging customer and its resolution.
- What motivates your interest in joining Bell?
- What is your earliest availability to start?
Technical Recruiter
Got referred by a past coworker. Applied online and emailed my resume. Got a call from the recruiting manager a couple weeks later to discuss the role and recruiting process. Was called in the first week of November. On the first day, the manager was sick so we ended up watching presentations as 'training' for 3 hours. Three weeks later, I was let go due to my commute, even though working from home was stated as fine during the interview and my commute was manageable with communication. My advice is to not apply to BTS as they seem to make excuses.
- Was asked about the main duties of this role and if I would be okay with them.
Technical Support
So, the interview started with a phone call and then we moved to Zoom. I think I did well because I have previous experience working on a tech team. They asked some basic tech support questions and a few hypothetical ones. They presented me with a fake tech problem, and I figured out how to solve it correctly.
- In five years, where do you envision your career heading?
- Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?
Communications Coordinator
First, there was a video interview to do from home with basic questions. A month later, I was called for a written test: writing an email and doing a presentation, all in 1 hour. Two weeks later: a 1-hour in-person interview, with basic questions: why this job, strengths, weaknesses? why you?
- What are your reasons for wanting this job, your qualities, and your flaws? And why should we choose you?
- How do you handle organizing your priorities?
Bell Technical Solutions Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Bell Technical Solutions interview reports.
“What is the function of COUNTIFS in Excel?”
Read reports →“Could you identify the colors of these wires?”
Read reports →“Can you tell the difference between these cable colors?”
Read reports →“Can you match the wires?”
Read reports →“How do you use SUMIFS in Excel?”
Read report →“Can you assemble a wall outlet?”
Read report →“Can you check for color blindness?”
Read report →“Can you identify common tools and their names?”
Read report →“Can you explain how to use VLOOKUP in Excel?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 37 Bell Technical Solutions interview reports.