Taco Bell Interview Questions
Updated Oct 2, 2023
- Popular
- Most Recent
- Oldest First
- Easiest
- Most Difficult
Interviews at Taco Bell
Interviews for Top Jobs at Taco Bell
- Cashier (289)
- Team Member (243)
- Crew Member (152)
- Service Champion (78)
- Food Champion (48)
- Shift Manager (33)
- Cook (32)
- Assistant Manager (30)
- Line Cook (27)
- Team Member/Cashier (25)
- Sales Associate/Cashier (22)
- Manager (21)
- Shift Leader (19)
- Assistant General Manager (18)
- General Manager (17)
- Customer Service (15)
- Front End Cashier (14)
- Restaurant General Manager (14)
- Service Champion/Cashier (14)
- Shift Lead (12)
- Customer Service Representative (12)
- Food Server (10)
- Server (7)
- Food Service Worker (7)
- Crew (7)
- Prep Cook (7)
- Team Trainer (7)
- Analyst (6)
- Intern (6)
- RGM (6)
Featured Interview
Anonymous Employee in Andrews, TX
I interviewed at Taco Bell (Andrews, TX)
Smooth, quick, easy! Application: The first step typically involves submitting a resume or CV, along with a cover letter, to a job posting. Some companies might also require you to complete an application form. Screening: If your application meets the requirements, the next step is usually a screening. This could be a brief phone or video call with a recruiter or HR representative. They will review your qualifications, explain more about the role and the company, and assess if you are a potential fit. First-round interview: If you pass the screening stage, you may be invited to a first-round interview. This might be a more in-depth phone or video call, or it could be an in-person interview. Typically, you'll meet with the hiring manager or someone from the team you would be working with. They'll ask questions to gauge your technical abilities, experiences, problem-solving skills,
- Experience, work history, reliable transport
Anonymous Employee
I interviewed at Taco Bell
Really smooth process from start to finish. You get to know the managers and the company alot through the process. Training was very simple and straight forward to go through and all trainers were really knowledgeable.
- Why should we pick you? What skills do you have to match this job.
Anonymous Interview Candidate
I interviewed at Taco Bell
The interview process was very quick. They were just hiring based off of your availability rather than any actual employee qualifications. Not very effective and I did not get hired
- What does your availability look like?
Anonymous Interview Candidate in La Porte, TX
I applied online. I interviewed at Taco Bell (La Porte, TX)
Normal interview process. Same basic questions that most companies ask in an interview. Weaknesses, Strengths, etc. Friendly interviewers, seemed interested in what I had to say. It was a quick interview.
- What are some weaknesses you have in the workplace.
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Slidell, LA
I interviewed at Taco Bell (Slidell, LA)
It was great. I was offered the job but didn’t take it because I got a different job closer to home and I don’t have a car right now. Now I work closer to home and I can walk.
- What was one thing you wanted to learn?
Anonymous Employee
I interviewed at Taco Bell
easy and quick, interviewer was very nice and i didnt feel intimidated at all. the whole process went quickly and took less than three weeks from application to working the job
- Why do you want to work here
Anonymous Employee in Detroit, MI
I interviewed at Taco Bell (Detroit, MI)
You interview, after that they will call you that day and make a decision about you starting there. You come in for orientation, you train for the job then after you will get your interview
- Do you have license, have you closed before
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Petaluma, CA
I interviewed at Taco Bell (Petaluma, CA)
short but good, we were made to put on taco costumes and dance in front of the store, not sure if this was to hire people or to make fun of us but we enjoyed the dancing
- why do you want to make tacos?
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Nottingham, England
I interviewed at Taco Bell (Nottingham, England)
The interview was pre-planned and just a 15-minute meeting with the general manager. The interview was more like a chat, but I must say it is very important to show the skills and engage in a relevant conversation about the role and responsibilities.
- Tell us about your previous experience
Anonymous Interview Candidate in San Jose, CA
I interviewed at Taco Bell (San Jose, CA)
Very professional panel interview. Great leaders! love the star in Google great company to work fo and has amazing benefits. Lovre the process and it was a fast turn around,.
- behavioral questions tell me about a time this happens. you encounter a difficult employee
Anonymous Interview Candidate
I interviewed at Taco Bell
It was really hard and I couldnt focus and I was trying to reach thirty words but it was just so hard thinking of so many words to use on God.
- Whats your favorite pokemon go set
Taco Bell Interviews FAQs
Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at Taco Bell as 67.4% positive with a difficulty rating score of 1.77 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for Fry Cook and Project Coordinator rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Associate and Part Time Cashier roles were rated as the easiest.
The hiring process at Taco Bell takes an average of 7.91 days when considering 1,407 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for LIne had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas Area Coach roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 90 days).
Common stages of the interview process at Taco Bell according to 1,407 Glassdoor interviews include:
One on One Interview: 36.72%
Presentation: 10.08%
Drug Test: 9.30%
Background Check: 8.75%
Skills Test: 7.58%
Phone Interview: 7.42%
Personality Test: 6.91%
IQ Intelligence Test: 5.78%
Group Panel Interview: 3.75%
Other: 3.71%
Popular Careers with Taco Bell Job Seekers
Work at Taco Bell? Share Your Experiences
