I applied online. I interviewed at Iceland Foods (Norwich, England) in May 2016
Interview
Great efficient process. Made a relaxed environment for you to get what you wanted a cross. 4 part interview. 1 - phone screening 2 - phone interview 3 - face to face interview with HR training manager 4 - final interview with area manager.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What you do if I asked you to do something you didn't agree with?
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Iceland Foods (Birmingham, England) in Oct 2024
Interview
Very strange interview process, had a phone interview firstly then an invite to a face to face interview with an Area Manager which i was informed would entail comp based questions and a store analysis. A few minutes after the interview began,i was told that this was more of a chat than an interview, and there would be another stage if presumably the 'chat' went well, that would be interview/store walk as described. I felt the 'interview' was very awkward and something felt off, for example it was put to me that it appeared my current job was 'too much hard work and i didnt like it,hence my reasoning for the applicstion'.it was if i had been put forward by mistake, i was told at the end that the AM would know if 'i was lying' however i was also told that there didnt seem to be any reason not to call me back for the actual 'interview', however a week later i recieved an email saying i would not be progressing any further. Overall, a very strange experience - if this is standard procedure then i think it needs addressing so candidates are aware, if it was a rogue operative then the company may wish to address this so that the experience is transparent and consistent.If the company wishes to reach out to me i am happy to name names.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Hard to say as there werent really any deep ones bar the usual. I've put very easy above as i didnt really have an interview per se.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Iceland Foods (Dundee, Scotland) in Jul 2021
Interview
Not a long drawn out process.
Shop walk and feedback in a SWOT style and then presented back in an interview.
The situational questions were bog standard
Interviewer was warm and inviting
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Iceland Foods (Chelmsford, England)
Interview
Very quick and easy had to do psychometric tests online aswell. I would recommend anyone briefly go over some basic GCSE maths/fractions/percentages etc before doing them so you don’t get caught out.