The GIANT Company Interview Questions

Basic and general questions about yourself. Then also some questions about how you would handle certain situations with customers and co workers. Overall not too bad - also asked about when I could work and what I was expecting to be paid.

Great and positive environment to work in. You will meet a lot of different people there and some will be helpful and others will be idiots. overall it’s a good job to work if you’re just coming out of highschool or in highschool

Very robotic and was not personable at all. She talked more about herself and her problems than she did about the position. She also made it seem like I was applying for a nuclear engineering position instead of a cashier.

They will mention what to expect on the job, how things works & weekend availability is a must. They had a default questionnaires list, pretty basic but makes sense in the industry.

I submitted an online application that took way too long. Came in to be interviewed by the assistant store manager, who was very nice and very informative about the role. Everyone I met was very friendly.

It was very easy, just the management took very long to contact me and I had to show up to the store to even get an interview. Overall good place for high school student to work at

I just went in and they asked me questions about the job about my ability to do the job. I also did a work test, to learn about the full job

Quick easy and upfront very laid back experience. Maybe too laid back. I was given a generalized understanding of the role and what I would be doing. Definitely a lot of floating through out inside of really being permanent station

It was a pretty straightforward interview. You're asked solely behavioral questions, nothing technical. They'll ask quite a few situational questions so make sure you have your stories in order. As long as you're friendly you should have no problem getting the offer.

Met with store manager. She asked me high level questions. Then I met with a cashier who went over the day to day responsibilities and expectations. Then they asked if I had any questions.