I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Boots (Helensburgh, Scotland) in Apr 2017
Interview
Lengthy questions, but if you prepare, they should be easily answered
Thought I did very well, not only answering the questions asked but with the rapore I built up with the interviewer.
The interview process was only meant to take an hour, i was there for 75 minutes.
There were only 5 applicants that had got to this interview stage, so I was assured I would get a telephone call either way 'in the next couple of days'
Thought it was very unprofessional when I didn't .
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
Describe an incident with a problem customer, how you reacted to them, how you dealt with the problem, and what the outcome was.
Friendly and straightforward. Prepare before to demonstrate previous experience in the field of working in retail to support your interview. The interview may require you to go onto the shop floor to help and advise customers to support them in their buying experience. This will help your interviewers to see firsthand your communication skills that will lead to a job offer.
I applied online. I interviewed at Boots (Edinburgh, Scotland) in Feb 2020
Interview
Casual, short . they want to know you as a person, they want to know what you can bring to the company and why you want to apply for the role at boots.
I applied online. I interviewed at Boots (Bristol, England)
Interview
It didnt take very long i was first asked the basic questions such as, why do you think you are fit for the job, what are your strengths. i was then taken to the shop floor where i was asked to sell any item of my choice to another colleague and also choose a customer to see if they would like any help.