How is the Barista interview, kindly give tips
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How is the Barista interview, kindly give tips
As a former recruiter, I ALWAYS spoke about comp with candidates right away, as it can be one of the fastest deal breakers. How are you addressing comp if it isn't brought up? I don't want to seem like that's the only thing, but it is an important thing. I'm not sure how to handle it. Thoughts?
Submitting dozens of applications and never hearing back - or hearing back every 1 in 10 to get a form rejection - is awful. How do you stay motivated??
What are some tips for a new job seeker coming out of prison with a violent felony expecially in the State of Oklahoma
When you are asked "do you have any questions for me/us" what are good questions to ask?
I've read that the highest number of jobs get posted in Jan-Feb, followed by Sep-Oct. Jun-Aug is the second slowest period, followed by Nov-Dec as the slowest. Sure feels like it to me! You seeing the slowdown, too? Hang in there...
My biggest advice is to talk about how you are with customers. How do you stay polite under pressure, how do you handle busy days and long lines? If you have some insight into how you handle the technology, or any past experience, that's great too. But mostly think about your customer interactions and how you can share your skills in working with people.
I would recommend looking up just basic interview questions and practicing with those. Might not be the exact same, but helps you get some idea of what you’ll say.
Also how learning the differences between each possible coffee order. A flat white vs an americano
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