Interview at Aldi
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Interview at Aldi
Hi all, as the title says, I've got an interview at Aldi which is on Monday at the local job centre.
Has anyone got any experience of the process? The man who rang me works for a recruitment company not for Aldi, so the details were sparse, but he said that if you get past this stage you go on to have a group interview; but I do not know any more than that.
Couple of questions too:
I have a drivers' license, but not a car, will this be a hindrance? (I can get there on the train.)
Apparently they're really funny about criminal records, and I have a caution or whatever it's called because I got busted with a bag of weed when I was 15, should I mention this?
I'm 18, will this be an issue? I'm sure I've never seen someone who looks younger than 25 working in there.
Thanks in advance. -
Re: Interview at Aldi
I've never been for an interview there, but I think anything on your criminal record that you done under 18 gets taken off when you're 18, I'm not 100% on this however so look it up. I don't think you not having a car would be a problem if you can easily get there by public transport, also I've seen people that only look young working in my local Aldi.
Last edited by gemmam; 16-06-2012 at 16:36. -
Re: Interview at AldiThanks for that. I've also removed the part about the caution now, as I've found that you do not need to mention it.(Original post by gemmam)
I've never been for an interview there, but I think anything on your criminal record that you done under 18 gets taken off when you're 18, I'm not 100% on this however so look it up. I don't think you not having a car would be a problem if you can easily get there by public transport, also I've seen people that only look young working in my local Aldi. -
Re: Interview at AldiNo problem good luck with your interview(Original post by Skorzeny)
Thanks for that. I've also removed the part about the caution now, as I've found that you do not need to mention it.
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Re: Interview at AldiI believe that as it's through an agency they will vet me first in an initial screening interview. I'm not sure though.(Original post by doughnut92)
I didn't know there was a stage before group interview? I had a group interview there which was pretty basic. Wasn't an interview really, just a discussion about Aldi in general...
I'm a bit unsure with this whole agency thing too, I'm worried I'll get paid less or that they'll be able to cut me off at a moment's notice. But oh well, I should be able to find out on Monday. -
Re: Interview at AldiYo can expect questions like :-(Original post by Minerva McGonagall)
Hi, I've got a group interview for a store assistant role soon. Any ideas of what I can expect?
Why Aldi?
What do you know about Aldi?
Q's about customer service I'm guessing -
Re: Interview at AldiWouldn't asking these be tricky in a group interview setting?(Original post by Lmeechan)
Yo can expect questions like :-
Why Aldi?
What do you know about Aldi?
Q's about customer service I'm guessing -
It'd be up to anyone who wants to answer to say something and others can pitch in if they have something to say too.(Original post by Minerva McGonagall)
Wouldn't asking these be tricky in a group interview setting?