Great Manager Training, Retail Grind
Great Manager Training, Retail Grind
My five years with Costco served as a phenomenal steppingstone in my career as a manager. Not only does this company offer great perks and, of course, their healthcare coverage, but they really taught me the structure of how to run a business.
Weekends and holidays are pretty much mandatory.
It is a very corporate structure with those standard cons. And of course, it’s retail-based, so you have to have the right personality and energy.
Additional Ratings
Was this helpful?
Costco Interview Experiences
Front End Supervisor
I have not interviewed for a long time. They used the Rothman interview, for which I was not prepared.
Front End Supervisor
Everyone who applies for a position will get an interview. If you are not too far away, they will want you to come in. There are always two people interviewing you. One will ask questions; the other will write down responses. Sometimes the interview
Front End Supervisor
Two managers did the interview. They asked many questions, wanting to know my work history. They asked me what was my most difficult challenge in working for Costco, how to handle a difficult member, the importance of Costco being member-store ready,
Front End Supervisor
October 1, 2011I have not interviewed for a long time. They used the Rothman interview, for which I was not prepared.
Front End Supervisor
Orem, Utah, United StatesJuly 1, 2014Everyone who applies for a position will get an interview. If you are not too far away, they will want you to come in. There are always two people interviewing you. One will ask questions; the other will write down responses. Sometimes the interview
Front End Supervisor
San Diego, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2015Two managers did the interview. They asked many questions, wanting to know my work history. They asked me what was my most difficult challenge in working for Costco, how to handle a difficult member, the importance of Costco being member-store ready,
