
Turn-Key Systems 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 Turn-Key Systems.
PHP Developer
So this has been a really strange interview process with a lot of red flags. It started with an online technical test, which is normal. But then the last two parts were these pass/fail coding exercises that you had 1.5 hours for. I finished one in 30 minutes and know I got 100% on the last one (it was a SQL problem and a unit testing problem), but at the interview, they said I didn't pass. It was weird, but I moved on. Then, I got to the in-person interview 5 minutes early, but the door was locked. I knocked, waited, and even knocked at the exact start time. No answer. Finally, 10 minutes late, the door opens and I meet the interviewer. So, the interviewer was late. I figured they were just busy. The interview itself went well, I felt like I had the skills they needed. They scheduled a final technical interview with the lead dev for the next week. The day it was supposed to happen, I got no calls or emails. I waited until the next day and still nothing, so I emailed them. The day after that, still no response, so I called and got an answering machine. It's a bad sign for how they run things.
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Accountant
The process was easy. I applied online through Craigslist. I got called by the company recruiter and then met with management. They asked me about my experience and skills. Then I was called in for a second interview with the VP and management again.
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Inside Sales
So, first thing, you gotta leave this voice message talking about why you'd be great for the role and tell them a bit about yourself. Then, before the actual interview thing, there's this 4-page quiz you have to do. It's all about your experience and what you know about Inside sales and stuff like Word and Excel commands. Honestly, that quiz was the hardest part, the interview itself was pretty chill.
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PHP Developer
The process involved a phone interview, followed by two in-person interviews (one non-technical and one technical), and a Devskiller problem. The whole thing took about 1.5 weeks. When I got there for the first interview, they didn't answer the door, and the interviewer was about 10 minutes late.
- Given three light switches in one room and three lightbulbs in another, with the constraint that only one switch can be on when you enter the lightbulb room, how would you determine which switch controls which bulb, assuming incandescent bulbs?
Turn-Key Systems Interview Questions
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“Given three light switches in one room and three lightbulbs in another, with the constraint that only one switch can be on when you enter the lightbulb room, how would you determine which switch controls which bulb, assuming incandescent bulbs?”
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