The people are usually very nice because no one's miserable with pay.
If you're called back and stay, you can get health insurance and dental.
Consistent raises per 1000 hours.
Dealing with the public. Lots of time on your feet. You're automatically enrolled into the insurances if you don't answer the mailing given. Breaks can be pretty hit or miss, depending on who's running the board.
They took me to an office with two managers and asked basic behavioral questions. After the initial interview, I talked to the AGM to give him my information, and I started two weeks later. They seemed to really appreciate that I was dressed up in bu
It was super easy and genuine. There was an interview with two different levels of management back to back, followed by an immediate offer. They asked typical interview questions, nothing out of the ordinary!
Judgmental, short, and rude. They asked weird questions that I didn't think applied to the job. They said they would call but I never heard from them. It was awkward when you sat down. They were late to the interview. They made it seem like you were
They took me to an office with two managers and asked basic behavioral questions. After the initial interview, I talked to the AGM to give him my information, and I started two weeks later. They seemed to really appreciate that I was dressed up in bu
It was super easy and genuine. There was an interview with two different levels of management back to back, followed by an immediate offer. They asked typical interview questions, nothing out of the ordinary!
Judgmental, short, and rude. They asked weird questions that I didn't think applied to the job. They said they would call but I never heard from them. It was awkward when you sat down. They were late to the interview. They made it seem like you were