Questions d'entretien chez Boots

I would say that the interview was decently satisfactory. It had a casual vibe to it, which made me feel at ease throughout. It was a one-on-one interview, and I was interviewed by a single person, who seemed quite friendly.

Quite good and comfortable, the position is what I am looking for as a student. The interview was mainly about what I am interested in and my motivation of applying this job, as well as my previous experience.

Awful. Normal interview questions then forced onto the shop floor to sell a random mascara to customers who literally couldn't care less what you wanted to say to them. The role was not as a seller, it was to work in the shop behind a till.

It was very easy. I had a telephone interview which lasted maybe 10 minutes, possibly even less than that. The questions were quite basic interview questions. Overall, a very easy interview experience

The interview process was exceptionally well-structured, involving thought-provoking questions that prompted deep reflection on my motivations for seeking the position. The engaging nature of the questions encouraged me to articulate precisely why I am passionate about the job. Furthermore, the environment left a lasting impression – clean, welcoming, and meticulously organized. This attention to detail not only reflected the professionalism of the workplace but also added to the overall positive experience during my visit.

It was 15 minutes interview. She asked me about my interests and where do i live. She just asked few competency based questions. But unfortunately I didn’t get the job.

one interview with the pharmacy manager . it will start with introduction about your self then some question then if you have question you will ask the manger and they are friendly and will answer most of your question

Question about CV and then explain the data presented infront of you in which they give you time to prepare. Have to give examples in which they will get you then explain

The application was really tasking but enjoyable but unfortunately, i got a regret mail but i will keep applying so hopefully, i will get an offer from them. i applied on Indeed as well

Simple and clear online questionnaire. CV and cover letter submitted and then was given a call to book an interview where immediately availability was discussed. Unfortunately I landed a different job and declined the offer but it was an incredibly professional and supportive interview - especially for a beginner looking for a first job.