Working at Costco pays well and has good benefits.
High intensity. High stress. Work politics. It's always and will always be retail.
Three in-person interviews. The last was with upper management. I was applying to be a cashier, but they saw my previous supervisor experience and pushed me to apply for their Front End Supervisor job. I had to learn the cash register and all the pol
I have had two interviews because the position opened up twice in six months. I had what seemed to be a great interview, and I was set up with things to work on. The second interview was a follow-up, but I still felt like their reaction was more "get
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,
Three in-person interviews. The last was with upper management. I was applying to be a cashier, but they saw my previous supervisor experience and pushed me to apply for their Front End Supervisor job. I had to learn the cash register and all the pol
I have had two interviews because the position opened up twice in six months. I had what seemed to be a great interview, and I was set up with things to work on. The second interview was a follow-up, but I still felt like their reaction was more "get
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,