ASDA Interview Advice

Semple · 13 Nov 2014 at 12:18

Strife212 said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-23972952

Currys interview 'humiliation' as graduate 'made to dance'

Hahaha that's hilarious!!

Was nothing like my interview there when i was 16 going for my first job.

The article quotes a currys spokesperson saying that store didn't follow the official recruitment process. Knowing how braindead half the store managers/deputy managers are, they probably decided they'd have a laugh with new recruits and make them all embarrassed.

TheVoice · 13 Nov 2014 at 12:43

LeeUK said:
Do they play PJ & Duncan over the tannoy? I know a few places who/used to play them at 'Rumble' time.

It's all the buzzword bullcrap in retail that I hate. Rumbles, huddles, que-busters, "team-fill" etc. It's so tacky but people just go along with it.

antijoke · 13 Nov 2014 at 13:03

LeeUK said:
It was called de-carding in my day, and facing-up last thing at night.

Do they play PJ & Duncan over the tannoy? I know a few places who/used to play them at 'Rumble' time.

Was called dressing when I worked at Sainsbury's years ago.

Things change I've changed · 13 Nov 2014 at 14:02

Congratulations, I certainly couldn't endure a interview process like that and I manage people fine at my job, I honestly think it's degrading.

LeeUK · 13 Nov 2014 at 21:44

I wouldn't go to an Asda interview and if I turned up to any interview that was like that I'd probably walk out too.

But so many people looking for work, any work, they know people will turn up and go along with it.

- Why do you want to work at ASDA?

Stupid question, anyone who wants to work at Asda on the shop floor want it for the money and thats all.