I applied online. I interviewed at Boots (Blackburn, England) in Oct 2016
Interview
I was emailed quite quickly and was asked to go for and interview a few days later. After travelling by bus to the shop, the woman working asked me to wait for ten minutes, which I was happy to do. After the ten minutes I was brought into the back room and she told me that she couldn't do my interview as she didn't know anything about it. She first asked if I had any experience and was then told to send my cv to her and that she'd get in contact with me, which never happened.
I applied online. I interviewed at Boots (Alfreton, England) in Jun 2017
Interview
Online application, then an online question assessment. Offered an interview with a choice of day and time where you chose the slot that suited you. Attended interview, the store manager made me feel very comfortable and relaxed. She explained the job and the hours that were available. It took 2 weeks to hear back. I phoned for feedback. She gave very good constructive feedback. I found this very useful (this was at the managers discretion). Overall a very useful experience.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Competency interview, an example of one of the questions. How do you involve other team members to complete a task?
Applied online for the position and received a email asking me to complete an online assessment. Was offered an interview with a selection of dates and times. This recruiter does not allow you to apply for further positions if you have been selected for an interview (even for different positions)
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Boots (Burnley, England) in Oct 2016
Interview
Relaxed interview, manager was very friendly and easy to converse with. Gave me lots of information about the role, where they saw the position developing. Explained about recent changes at Boots, benefits of the job and expectations of the successful applicant.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me a time when you have failed a customer, and what you did to put things right