El proceso tomó 1 día. Acudí a una entrevista en Starbucks (Los Angeles, CA) en sep 2011
Entrevista
I was definitely interviewed by the hipster barista stereotype. He did not seem to like the fact that I had work experience, and my college degree almost seemed like a deal breaker to him. It was very unprofessional.
After the 1:1 interview, I waited about an hour with others for a small group interview. This seemed to go much better and everyone had a chance to talk.
There's not a whole lot of jobs out there in this downturn economy, and I didn't really appreciate the insinuations that education and work experience are a bad thing.
Basically a short chat about my availability, my interest in the job, why I want to work there, how familiar I am with coffee and what my past experiences in hospitality were.
Easiest interview I've ever had. I was only asked 3 questions, 'tell me about yourself, what are your strengths & weaknesses, what is your availability?' Lasted about 10 minutes maximum
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it was great. I answered every question thoughtfully and easily. You have to have two interviews, one with the manager and one with the district manager. It is a in person interview. They ask many questions and will either hire you on the spot or you will have to call to see if you get the position.
