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Updated May 28, 2023
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Anonymous Interview Candidate in Centereach, NY
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (Centereach, NY)
long, intense with 2 people at a dinner table. literally the most intense interview i ever had , did not get offered the job. paid horribly but was obviously upset with my lack of experience
- What experience do you have that will make you a great hostess
Anonymous Employee in Castle Rock, CO
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (Castle Rock, CO)
Texted for an interview. Questions like when did you have to be honest about something hard, what your best traits are, the last time you failed, etc. it’s weird that they are using wipe off sheets and not saving the answers.
- Time you had to be honest about something hard.
Anonymous Employee in Peru, IL
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (Peru, IL)
I interviewed back in 2015. The interview was super easy, talked about myself for like 5 minutes and asked some questions. Ended up getting the a job, the old crew was super fun to work with and Eric was the lead manager and a great one!
- First question was tell me about yourself.
Anonymous Employee
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings
Easy and quick. Did not take long at all. I felt very comfortable with the interviewer and they asked very easy questions about myself and my work experience that I have had before
- Tell me about yourself and work experience
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Glendale, CO
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (Glendale, CO)
Lot of generic corporate questions, such as asking when you've went out of your way outside of job duties to help a guest, or what was your worst experience in the field
- Name a time you had to be honest in your workplace, even if it made you feel bad
Anonymous Interview Candidate in North Port, FL
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (North Port, FL)
Terrible process even with my tons of experience. It seemed that I was not what they were looking for. Regardless of the fact that I was in the exact same company.
- No questions were asked of me
Anonymous Employee in Streetsboro, OH
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (Streetsboro, OH)
Easy and typical. Met with the GM at the time and discussed my resume and job experience. Sat at a booth in the restaurant. Had some previous experience and discussed availability.
- General interview questions. Went over resume.
Anonymous Employee
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings
The interview process was good we worked really hard to come to a understanding with each other and the interview was overall easy. They asked questions about life and all that stuff
- They asked why we wanted to work at BWW
Anonymous Employee in Dundalk, MD
I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (Dundalk, MD)
Multi level followed by panel interview at corporate offices. Under the old ownership prior to being bought out by Dine. No idea what the current process looks like. Now just trying to get 30 words in the box
- Generic people skills, employees and customer relations.
Anonymous Employee in Brighton, MI
I applied online. I interviewed at Buffalo Wild Wings (Brighton, MI)
Quick, went well. Asked me a few questions and hired me on the spot. Didn’t go over much with the position. Went in for orientation and it cleared up a lot of things.
- Do you have experience in serving?
Buffalo Wild Wings Interviews FAQs
Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at Buffalo Wild Wings as 70.8% positive with a difficulty rating score of 1.85 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for Janitor/Cleaner and General Manager of Operations rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Certified Trainer and Kitchen Staff roles were rated as the easiest.
The hiring process at Buffalo Wild Wings takes an average of 8.33 days when considering 858 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Team Lead had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas Regional Marketing Manager roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 270 days).
Common stages of the interview process at Buffalo Wild Wings according to 858 Glassdoor interviews include:
One on One Interview: 41.38%
Presentation: 9.10%
Background Check: 7.87%
Skills Test: 7.73%
Drug Test: 7.52%
IQ Intelligence Test: 6.43%
Phone Interview: 6.36%
Personality Test: 6.16%
Group Panel Interview: 4.72%
Other: 2.74%
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