took me to a room, was one nice lady. she asked me a few questions about myself then after that, she gave me a paper with questions, which were some of the same questions she had just asked me, for me to write my answer. after that, she asked for my availability.
I applied in-person. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Tesco (Brighouse, England)
Interview
I applied online for checkouts and completed a pre-interview screening test and then sent proof of my right to work documents. After a couple of days they asked me to come in for an interview. In the interview there was me and another woman who was considerably older than me (I'm 17). We filled out paper work and then I went to the checkouts to help bag while the other woman was being interviewed and vice versa. The interview was very straight forward and then afterwards we were free to go. She then told us the jobs that we get were dependent on our availability and that there was no vacancies on the checkout, even though it said there was on the website but whatever. Got a call 2 days later and I got offered stock control assistant.
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
What rules have you had to follow that you didn't want to?
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Tesco (Manchester, England) in June 2023
Interview
The interview process was pretty easy just a serious if questions about previous experiences & why I’d be suited to the role. They asked about my availability and how long I would be looking to stay at tesco
Very short & simple, just given an opportunity to talk and show that you’re a competent person. Very friendly and not stressful at all, they show you around the store too and what kind of things you would be doing in the role