Business ProfileforTelus International

Do not fall for this artificial company. Do not be fooled by high-budget landing pages where soft-focused, well-dressed actors portray excitement as they point to their computer screens. This company seeks out English speakers although their emails are borderline illiterate in English. They will provide you with volumes of convoluted materials to study, then ask you to perform a battery of tests which may or may take 20, or maybe 100 questions. They reserve the right to change the parameters in real time. You can't plan. They say it's open-book, but they don't provide access to the book once you start a given exam. You'll never know when the test stops until it stops, and you'll never know what passing grade is. You also are unaware of whether your submission is being graded by a human or a computer. Often times, they will say you failed, but the would like to give you a second chance! Ya know, you were oh so close! Then they get four more hours of unpaid work from you, only to reject you again. It's not a matter of brains. I'm in American Mensa. Telus and all its affiliates are using applicants to get free data from applicants, Item Response Theory data, Search engine data, etc, FOR FREE by enticing you with a potential job. They are insidious and must stand before Congress to answer for it.