Arby's Fast Food Worker interview questions

t'was relatively brief and simple. i was in a pretty urgent situation wherein i had just broken my ankle a couple of months previously, and needed a part-time job to cover my living costs, one that i was capable of finding and DOING in the immediate short-term. that's what a company like this is good at, especially in places where they're short-staffed. they'll grab the first person who so much as sniffs their way. the interview process was relatively fast and painless. the most awkward question for me was the question of how much pay i was expecting. aside from that, they don't particularly care whether or not you have any high-level skills or not. they just want you to show up when they tell you to, and know how to follow simple orders, and ask the same questions to a lot of people over and over again.

When I first applied for the job, I was required to fill out an application form like most other applications including my phone number so they could contact me if they wanted to give an interview. About 1 week later, they called my phone and asked me if I would be able to come in for an interview the next day and I said yes. Basic questions were asked including repeat questions from the application form as well as new questions involving computer skills and other things. I recommend dressing up for the interview as well. If you are competing with other high school students looking for part time employment, then it can only help to get all the advantage that's possible.