I applied in-person. The process took 4 days. I interviewed at Marks & Spencer (London, England) in May 2015
Interview
very quick after an online application, interview was four days later, online was questions about how you would react to various situations you might come across in a store, with multiple choice eg what would you do if a customer was shouting at your colleague, or if a product was out of stock
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
what makes good customer service, I failed as i wasn;'t enthusiastic enough.
I applied online. I interviewed at Marks & Spencer (York, England) in Sep 2014
Interview
The interview process I went through is composed of two parts; the on-line selection process and the face to face interview. During the on-line selection process you need to complete a series of questions about your attitudes towards customers and your view of the job and the company. The second part deals with a face to face interview where you re asked to talk about you and your previous experiences and also to act in order to reproduce a scenario where you interact with a fake customer (Your interviewer). Obviously the face to face interview takes place at the actual store where you are supposed to work and it follows the on-line part, which means that, according to the answers you gave during that part you might or might not selected for the next step. I have found the whole process reasonable, clear, and fair. I received a job offer for a Christmas job.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The most relevant bit of the interview concerns the role playing activity; this means that, it is not really about the actual answers the interviewee gives, but it is more about its performance as a perspective customer assistant.
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Marks & Spencer (London, England) in Sep 2014
Interview
First of all I applied online and I was told I was successfully straight away. The online application process includes a personality quiz and a scenario based assessment and takes around 45 minutes. The next stage is a face to face assessment/interview which I did the following day, which involved a role play exercise and a one-to-one discussion with two members of the recruitment team. Once the assessment was over I was told I got the job straight away. I had to fill in some mandatory forms with information of my next of kin, my bank details etc. The whole process took roughly one hour and was pretty straight forward.