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Transcend testing results... - blondie

Posted: Dec 05, 2011

I took Transcend transcription test Sunday on the MTtest site. Anyone know how long they usually take to give results. It says 5 days, but I was wondering if they are usually quicker than that or not. I am anxious to know how I did because the eye consultation report was the only one that was difficult for me. I had some blanks on that one.

Took mine on a Sunday also - sm

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Had email following Monday AM that I passed. This was last month. They might be busier now. Good luck.

They don't move very fast. - Sam

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I took the test and heard that I had passed. Then I had a verbal consultation with a very nice lady. Then I was told the job had been filled by someone more experienced. It was a QA job and I have over 40 years' experience, 25 with QA. I guess they must be getting a lot of applicants. Hang in there.

Transcend process is very slow, I had the same - Exasperated!

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experience as the QA poster, 25+ years, first took test, then interview with recruiter, then had to wait 3 more days for offer, then told gave to someone else? So, a lot of waiting (total about 2 week process) and no job!

Interestingly, told there was only 1 position open, but there were 4 on the website?

Transcend process? - inpatient

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I applied to Transcend 5 days ago and almost immediately got an auto-email saying once my resume was reviewed, I'd be contacted. What's their process? Do they invite you to test and then interview or vice versa? Thanks for any info. I hate the waiting game.

This is how it went for me ... - anon

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For me after the application, it was a very quick call from the recruiter asking a few basic questions, then invited me to take the test. Then after I took the test the recruiter called me back to find out what type of work I was looking for, what hours I was available, etc. Then she found an account for me to work on. The hours she originally found for me didn't quite match mine, so she found me another account on the west coast that was perfect for me. It was a process, but after the calls from the recruiter started it went kind of quick.

I think it is better for MTs than QA because there are - Exasperated

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more options for MTs. In QA, or any other position, they have specific openings and times. Once you apply, you will get an invite to test, then the recruiter will call you if you pass the test and tell you what openings there are, then you have to wait again for them to pass on the info to a higher up, then you will get a call or email stating what happens next, in my case, there were 4 jobs listed on the website, but was told those were filled but just waiting for reference clearance and then stated what openings were available. After that email and my telling them what I wanted to work, stated will get back to me, again, back to the higher up. Then, came back and said hired somebody else with more experience (?, I have 30 years, most in QA). This happened to me twice, so guess I wasn't good enough for them. To me, it was a long drawn out process with a lot of red tape-just saying! So, I have moved on. Best of luck!

That was my experience as well - MT

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The recruiter sent me the three shifts that were available. I passed all the tests and then waited a week for the interview with the recruiter. Then they said it would be the next week before I heard. Then I was told none of those positions were open but one was open on third shift. I didn't take it. It was not even one of the three shifts originally offered.

Well, I passed... - blondie

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We'll see what they have to offer now when the recruiter calls, which is supposed to be tomorrow.

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