My two cents about Best Buy
My two cents about Best Buy
Nice coworkers, good for students who need flexibility. Not on commission, so if you don't sell something, then it's kind of whatever.
Bad at training people. The top managers are boomers, so they don't really understand technology at all and just get you to do everything for them. They kinda just throw people at any section and expect the employee to know everything. Definitely numbers targeted, but you don't get commission.
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Best Buy Interview Experiences
Mobile Specialist
When I interviewed, I first had a screening interview with the store lead. After that was completed, I had an in-person interview with the store manager that maybe took 30 minutes.
Mobile Specialist
Very laid back, almost too laid back. Nothing serious. Wore a suit, but felt casual was alright. I don't think the questions were too difficult; they mainly asked scenario and personality questions.
Mobile Specialist
Very easy, basic interview with the store manager. The manager was very friendly and didn't just focus on sales questions, but also talked about our cultures, etc. He hired me on the spot, I signed the required documents, and I was good to go.
Mobile Specialist
Vernon, British Columbia, CanadaSeptember 1, 2019When I interviewed, I first had a screening interview with the store lead. After that was completed, I had an in-person interview with the store manager that maybe took 30 minutes.
Mobile Specialist
Woodbridge, ONFebruary 1, 2017Very laid back, almost too laid back. Nothing serious. Wore a suit, but felt casual was alright. I don't think the questions were too difficult; they mainly asked scenario and personality questions.
Mobile Specialist
Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaAugust 13, 2016Very easy, basic interview with the store manager. The manager was very friendly and didn't just focus on sales questions, but also talked about our cultures, etc. He hired me on the spot, I signed the required documents, and I was good to go.
