
Real Time Resolutions Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Real Time Resolutions.
Intern
The process was smooth and involved questions about your work history. There was an intense background check. Two process interviews focused on understanding your personality and assessing your capabilities and how much you could handle to meet the role's goals.
- Can you describe your previous role as xyz?
Customer Solutions Professional
I was first interviewed with a staffing agency, which then sent me to RTR. While there, I met with the head manager (or supervisor, not quite sure which but do know he was higher up than the other group I interviewed with) of a different department. Next came the supervisor and one of the managers to the department I would be working. Finally, since I spoke Spanish, the final interview was in Spanish with the Spanish department's manager. Immediately afterward, the HR employee came and set me up to do two assessments. One over simple math, conversions and spelling, which was aimed at testing your reaction time and critical thinking skills. Next was a questionnaire, I only remember it asking several times if you have or haven't done drugs in the past, basically how the company is drug-free. Then finally, I was sent for the drug test.
- In terms of communication, how would you interact with others?
Accounting Financial Specialist
I applied online and then had two applicant surveys. After that, I was asked to complete a test that had a 50 question General Knowledge and Skills Assessment, plus another survey before the actual interview. The interview itself was with two people from the accounting team at the same time. It wasn't too hard, actually kind of enjoyable. Once that was done, I had to do a background check (a drug test) and they checked my references.
- Can you introduce yourself?
- Would you say you are more of a leader or a follower?
Loan Boarding Analyst
Started with a background check. Then, I completed a SQL query test within 20 minutes. It was pretty straightforward, with just three questions involving simple SELECT queries using inner join and group by, no subqueries. The final step was a 15-minute interview with the Director of the Report Desk.
- What's your SQL proficiency level?
Real Time Resolutions Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Real Time Resolutions interview reports.
“Would you say you are more of a leader or a follower?”
Read reports →“Do you think you would become desensitized in this role?”
Read reports →“Would you be okay with a job that involves a lot of monotony, such as only receiving voicemails and ringouts?”
Read reports →“What made you choose this role?”
Read reports →“What's your SQL proficiency level?”
Read report →“What is your availability to start?”
Read report →“Can you introduce yourself?”
Read report →“In terms of communication, how would you interact with others?”
Read report →“Can you share an experience where you successfully persuaded someone to take a specific action, and what was the outcome?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 24 Real Time Resolutions interview reports.