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Updated Mar 2, 2012 – Interview questions and reviews posted anonymously by interview candidates.

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Overall Positive Experience

Received and Accepted Offer

Interviewed Jul 2011 in Iowa City, IA (took a day)

I met with the general manager of the store and was tested on basic knowledge required for the job on a paper test. I was then interviewed by the GM for approximately 30 minutes to prove my knowledge of math and my background information, specifically my previous work experience. I also had a discussion with a regional manager regarding a new computer based training system implemented by Dominoes just that week. I was the 1st person at our location on S. Washington St. to test the efficacy of this new computerized education and training software. I would advise any interviewer to practice before hand with a friend who asks quick questions and allows little time to think about an answer. The interviewer will mostly answer questions which test the ability to perform the job being interviewed for.

Interview Questions

What is an experience from previously in your life which shows your ability to lead a group of people?

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Negotiation Details

No. I was unable to negotiate. Their are opportunities to advance in the company which are performance based.

Other Details

I applied In-Person and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview, a 1:1 Interview, a Skills Test, a Drug Test and a Background Check.

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2.0

Easy Interview

Overall Neutral Experience

Received and Accepted Offer

Interviewed Jul 2010 in Kingman, AZ (took 5 days)

Interviewed first on the phone, brought in for a face-to-face with the District Manager and THEN had a third interview with the owner. It was a long, 5 day process where I originally turned the job down due to the low pay. They convinced me that I would move up quickly in both salary and position and that I should give it more consideration. I later accepted the position.

Interview Questions

What makes you a good manager?

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Why do you want to work for Domino's and what can you bring to the company?

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Negotiation Details

Not able to negotiate anything really. I did ask for Sundays off and got that, but nothing else.

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The interview consisted of a Phone Interview and a 1:1 Interview.

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2.0

Easy Interview

Overall Negative Experience

Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed Jul 2010 in Pensacola, FL (took a day)

I applied online and heard from the company about an interview within hours. It was the most odd interview I have ever been to. She praised me during the entire interview and even recommended other jobs that go along more with my educational background and asked why I didn't go back to my previous jobs because I have a good work history. She kept trying to push me into the delivery positions or the customer service representative ones. She told me that it would take about three weeks to get hired on because of background checks and what not. I did not hear back from them so I decided to check the status of my application online and the date of the interview someone changed it to withdrawn. I am not sure why she withdrew my application (other than she explained in detail that although they advertise assistant manager positions and that she agreed that I more than meet the requirements for the position, they never hire directly into those positions because dominos is so different from any other workplace). She mentioned even owners of the stores have to start in a customer service type position and make their way up. She had mentioned several times during the interview that I would be promoted to being assistant manager and running my own shift probably within six months but everyone starts at the bottom (again why advertise the position if you won't hire for it?). So that was my experience with Dominos. Spend an hour hearing how obviously intelligent I am, how I am very qualified, and how they will be getting in touch with me to never hear anything again. I am only a few classes short of my Bachelor's Degree in Accounting and would not have stuck with Dominos for even a year so this may have factored into their decision.

Interview Questions

How familiar are you with a P&L Statement?

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What would be the most difficult aspect of this job for you?

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The interview consisted of a 1:1 Interview.

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3.0

Average Interview

Overall Positive Experience

Received and Declined Offer

Interviewed Feb 2010 (took 6 days)

The interview process was informal, yet effective. The interviewer was very straight-forward and presented a lot of pros and cons about the position and working for the company overall. The interviewer really had me sold on the prospect of working there until the salary was offered. Needless to say, I was impressed with every aspect of the interview except that one area. Unfortunately, that one area is the most important.