
SELLBYTEL 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 SELLBYTEL.
Payroll Specialist
quick interviews, in english with different people, always nice people and good vibes, after this for the final process with more technical questions but everything went well, normally the first one with HR recruitment team is quicker and the last one with the responsable
- What software is used for payroll?
- Questions about the agreement/collective bargaining.
Teleoperador
It was very effective, professional, and quick. It was a good experience. They asked me if I had experience in the role, if I felt comfortable talking on the phone, and they wanted to see my sales aptitude.
- Typical questions regarding past experiences, both good and bad.
- A sales exercise, like 'sell me this pen'.
Customer Service Representative
The interview had 3 parts: first, an English and Mandarin test for language and scenarios, then a chat with HR, and finally, a meeting with the hiring manager. I did well on the test and the HR chat, which included a role-play. The HR person gave good feedback and said they'd set up the final interview. But then, out of nowhere, the same HR person told me I didn't make it to the next round. I asked why, but they just gave the usual excuse and then ignored me when I tried to get more info. It was really disappointing and unprofessional.
- They had me do a role-play where I had to convince a customer to keep their streaming service.
Team Lead
Started with a quick phone call to confirm interest. Then, I had a face-to-face interview the next day. The interview was at 1pm but started late, around 1:40pm. It was in an assessment room where we had to do some tests related to the job – data entry, business concepts, and another one. The computers were glitchy, so I didn't focus much on that. Afterwards, I waited almost an hour for a 1:1 interview. They asked basic stuff like 'tell me about yourself', my experiences, previous jobs, and how I'd handle an angry customer. After that, they let me go and said if I was a good fit, they'd set up a Skype interview, possibly followed by two more if they thought I was suitable.
- Can you share an instance where you had to manage a very angry customer and what steps you took to resolve it?
- What makes you believe you are a strong candidate for this role?
- How do you distinguish yourself from other applicants?
SELLBYTEL Interview Questions
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“What are the file format names for video files?”
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Read report →“Would you consider relocating to France, near Marseille or Nice?”
Read report →“Could you try to sell me on London as an experience over Paris?”
Read report →“Could you provide all your home addresses for the past 5 years?”
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Across all 101 SELLBYTEL interview reports.