Good pay for a small job, maybe on the side, or just a beginner job for high schoolers or people new to the work field.
Usually, coworkers are friendly and tend to sympathize with you.
The environment isn't horribly fast-paced, and you can go at your own speed within reason.
Toxic environment -- coworkers can and will hold grudges against you. It's like a middle school lunch table.
Customers do not see you as people and will instead treat you like a dog that won't behave.
If you need your medical/mental health to be accommodated, you have to drag yourself through hell and back to get those accommodations.
You do not and will not get paid enough for the things you will have to put up with.
Please think more about the health of your employees. I know it's difficult to cater to people when you're looking short on staff and you can't risk having other employees suffer, but try to find that balance where everyone will do their fair share without it being detrimental to their health.
You know as much as anyone how hard it is to deal with customers. You know how hard it is to be on your feet. I'm not asking to treat them like children or like babies that need special treatment, just asking you to have some sort of heart.
This is pretty straightforward. We will focus on customer service-related questions, with no more than 3 or 4 questions. These questions will also relate to availability. The hiring manager would like to know what we would do in certain scenarios,
The interview was very easy, and I was hired right away. They asked for availabilities immediately. HR was a little hard to deal with, but it was easy to get the job. It took a month or two to hear back after applying, though.
I was hired on the spot through email. No interview was needed at all after my application, and training began immediately after I showed up for my first shift. Introduction and set-up were done through the training process.
This is pretty straightforward. We will focus on customer service-related questions, with no more than 3 or 4 questions. These questions will also relate to availability. The hiring manager would like to know what we would do in certain scenarios,
The interview was very easy, and I was hired right away. They asked for availabilities immediately. HR was a little hard to deal with, but it was easy to get the job. It took a month or two to hear back after applying, though.
I was hired on the spot through email. No interview was needed at all after my application, and training began immediately after I showed up for my first shift. Introduction and set-up were done through the training process.