Telus exam is a tough nut to crack. Most people get through the first part but get stuck in the last two where they ought to perform live tasks. It is difficult because you have to prepare and take your exams within a week. Less preparation time and rigorous testing of practical knowledge are what…
Each candidate is given 7 days for preparation and clearing the exams. The study material is the same for all, and so is the level of the exam. Therefore, Telus maintains homogeneity amongst all those who apply for jobs. If you ask for rescheduling your exams, it will not be fair to the other candidates…
Telus does not spill the beans about the passing score. The company only lets you know your final status of the exam, i.e. if you passed or failed in it. Depending on your performance, it may also offer you a second chance.Various raters and experts have claimed that one needs to score at least 80%…
Telus offers various job opportunities such as that of Web Ad Assessor, Content Editor, Content Developer, Internet Safety Evaluator, Internet Assessor, Online Map Quality Analyst, Language Consultant. Because of the high demand for all these positions, it can take up to months to get a job opportunity. Therefore, it is a safer option to apply…
The reason why the job of an Internet Assessor is so popular and in-demand is that it requires nothing so extravagant in your CV. Because this job revolves around Artificial Intelligence, one often thinks you need technical skills or extra courses to get selected. Ironically, you do not even need an IT degree. In fact,…
Will I have to reappear in all parts of the Telus exam if I only failed in part 3? The harsh truth is there is no shortcut to this one. Yes, you will have to attempt all three parts again. You can breathe a sigh of relief that at least the first set of questions…
Telus is the first choice for every rater. It is because this global leader provides many advantages to its employees. One of these pros is being able to work on your terms with flexible timings and at the comfort of your home. But on the flip side, you can become lazy and distracted while working…
Going by the rules, you shouldn’t. It will put you at risk. Appen and Telus are two competing companies dealing with either the same clients or with different clients that are competing against each other. Working for both companies may cause a ‘conflict of interest.’ However, there is a way out. We are here with…
The Role-Web content assessor is a role at Telus, where one has to assess webpages for quality, relevance, and accuracy. The job is very similar to that of a Search Engine Evaluator. The search engine used by the former is Bing (by Microsoft) and for the latter, it’s Google. The Tasks-When you work for Google,…
The Preferred Rater’s Program is a program made to recognize, appreciate, and reward high-performing raters working on the Yukon project. To be a part of this program, one has to be in the top league of raters. The competition is tough as this opportunity is attained by a few raters.Eligibility and PreferenceTo be eligible for…
