I applied in-person. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Patagonia (Denver, CO) in Sept 2016
Interview
I stopped by the store and talked to someone about openings. I was told that there would be some hiring soon and that I should stop by again to check in. I was also directed to an online application. I Stopped in the store again with a resume for good measure. I was then told that interviews and hiring would be coming at a later date then originally stated and that I should stop by again. I think I stop in and said "Hi" something like five times. I enjoyed getting to know some of the employees I met through the process.
I was contacted by email with dates for the interview. The email explained the interview was to be done in a group. I arrived a few minutes early and we started on time. Some warm up questions about ourselves and then some questions about how we saw ourselves in the job and then time to ask questions of the interviewers.
I was called five days later (after the other scheduled interviews and weekend) and told I was not going to get an offer. I called back and was able to ask a few questions for clarification.
Un colloquio direttamente con il manager del punto vendita per valutare le tue conoscenze in materia outdoor e vedere come te la cavi con le persone. Consiglio di mostrare tanta energia, disponibilità e voglia di lavorare
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Hai avuto esperienze lavorative a contatto con il pubblico?
It was a really nice and quick process. They were attentive. They made sure that they were actually on time and were quick to get right to their point. It did not take long for them at all and it was an easy going time talking to them.
I applied through other source. I interviewed at Patagonia (Nashville, TN)
Interview
I met with the GM and he was lovely to talk with. The store has a positive energy that radiates happiness and the meeting I had was in line with these insights.