Dollar General Stocker/Cashier Interview Questions

Very casual, easy interview. Not a lot of hard questions, manager was very understanding and easy going. Willing to work with you on a number of things. Oh my god, how is this not 30 words yet.

I walked in with the interviewer and sat down for the interview. She asked me one question and then spent the rest of the time talking about the processes and what would happen if I was hired. The interview took about 10 minutes

Everything went smoothly and all of my questions were answered perfectly they were extremely nice and very understanding that at that time I could not come in on some days due to doctors appointments or days I would be running a little behind due to the doctor appointments running over the scheduled time

I got called multiple times, and ultimately had two interviews. (There were both supposed to be with the manager, but the manager didn't show up on the day I was scheduled to have it.) On the second interview, with the actual manager, she told me that they liked me and that I would hear back within a week and to call if I didn't. I didn't hear back, and when I called another assistant manager (not the one I had the first interview with) had no clue what I was talking about. I guess I didn't get the job, even though they wasted over two weeks of my time.

The interview was online, and I was told to call a number that I was disconnected from. Then I looked up a different website and found the application but it didn't say that it was turnd in so there for I just did this so that I could get this job.

It was overwhelming. But as the interview it become more at ease. The interviewer was very polite and understood everything that I was telling them. The interviewer made me feel like I was part of the team already.

It was somewhat haphazard. The first time I came in for an interview, I was told that the District Manager would be late. He then could not attend, and I had to reschedule. The second time, he was again late but at least this time I was permitted to wait until he arrived, almost an hour after my own timely arrival. The interview itself was a bit random, as their computer system was down and they couldn't access my application. Luckily, they knew that I was supposed to be there, so this was only a minor impediment. It contributed to a longer interview than I am accustomed to, as they required me to re-answer many questions I had answered on the application. This was not a problem, and I feel I actually got to know them better this way.

Applied online. Filled out basic info followed by a very strange questionnaire asking to give the best of multiple responses given certain situations. Was called a few days later for an interview. Interview was brief and straight forward. Mainly centered around customer service.

I came in thinking the interview was going to be a load full of questions like walmart. i had to assistant managers give me a run down I on the company and how fast you can move in the business as long as you work hard. so was called back in 2 days to speak to the gm and was offered the job. I have a misdemeanor for grand theft so i figured i wouldn't get called back.I didn't get a drug test just a background screen which The background check took a week an i was called back to start work.

The hiring process took about 3 weeks before I was contacted about my application. Within one week I started the job. I was asked to take a personality/skills test and a background check and once that was processed I was offered the position. Shifts were approx 4 hours