I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Dunkin'
Interview
Quick conversation. Took a copy of my resume and said he'd call. He was friendly but very busy so he didn't ask much aside from my availability and what position I would be comfortable with. He asked 1-2 questions about my last cashier experience but more so if I enjoyed doing it.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
He asked more about logistics. He asked where I lived in proximity to the location, my reliability on transportation, what hours I''d be comfy working, and what positions I'd be open to.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Dunkin'
Interview
Very quick one-time interview, onboarding process with standardized in-person training and online training as well as training to be provided on the job. Spoke with the manager in person for about half an hour and covered standard questions about my skills and availability. Kind of hectic during the afternoon shift but fine otherwise.
the interview process was simple and easy. not asked hard questions, basic customer service role, good beginner level job and interview reflects that. nothing to be surprised by and easy
Interview was laid back and comfortable. Easy to speak to manager and position laid out clearly. Pay and benefits discussed also during interview. Short but informational interview process. Store walk through, station explanation, metrics to meet all laid out clearly.
