
TMX Finance Family of Companies Interview Questions
& Process
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General Manager
The recruiter will reach out and set up an interview with the District Director of Operations. You might also have another interview with the Regional Vice President. If they decide to hire you, the recruiter will get in touch to make an offer and talk about the pay.
- Can you share some examples of your leadership skills and experience?
- Tell me about your experience working in performance-based roles.
Java Developer
So first I had a chat with the recruiter, then a technical interview with three people on a panel. It was pretty standard, asking some design and agile questions, and a simple reverse a string problem. After that, I interviewed with the VP. Honestly, the whole thing was a bit of a mess. The recruiter called after the tech interview, said I did great, and even started talking salary. Said he just needed the go-ahead from higher-ups, which he expected to be fast. Two weeks went by with no word, so I reached out. Then he scheduled the VP interview, which also went well, but still no feedback. To make things weirder, one of the interviewers messaged me on LinkedIn to congratulate me.
- Could you implement Tic-tac-toe?
- Can you reverse a string?
- Tell me about Spring annotations.
Customer Service Representative
So first, a recruiter calls and asks some basic questions, and then they'll set you up to meet with a manager at TitleMax. I actually interviewed at the store that was hiring and met with the General Manager there. She was really unprofessional the whole time, acted like she was so much better than me and was super rude and short. Honestly, I would've left if I didn't need the job so bad. Turns out this manager looks into your social media to see what's going on in your personal life before hiring you, but I don't have any profiles so it didn't matter.
- Could you introduce yourself?
- What motivates you to seek employment with TitleMax?
- Can you describe any marketing experience you possess?
Product Manager
I was reached out to by the recruiter, James Phillips, on Linkedin. After a good phone chat, I went in for several interviews at their office with the hiring manager and other executives. I also did a HireVue video interview and filled out an application before an offer was extended. The whole experience was great, and I liked talking with everyone. I did turn down the offer because it was best for me at the time for personal reasons. I'd recommend TMX Finance to qualified people. James is awesome to work with and makes sure the job is a good fit for both sides. He was upfront, answered all my questions, and worked to get me a fair offer.
- Can you explain how your previous experience would be valuable in this Product Manager position?
TMX Finance Family of Companies Interview Questions
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“How would you check above the ceiling tiles to find out what type of wall it is?”
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