Questions d'entretien chez Joe & The Juice

Group interview- interviewer went around the table asking us each the same question. Emphasis on being a group and getting to know one another Examples: why should we hire you? Have you ever worked in a juice place?

The first interview is just a group interview to see how your general personality is, and the second interview is seeing how you work in the kitchen which could be quite intense. Not much you could do to prepare for it, but if you get social anxiety it would be overwhelming with how many people are in the process with you

Stage one nothing much just asked why i was suited and what superpower. Stage 2 was 4 parts mainly practical, they tested knowledge on recipes told to remember and taught us how to make drinks coffee and sandwiches

Fun party in the main store. they made us compete to make juice with was really fun. they asked us which fruit would go in which machine to blend it up properly in the juice

it was a group interview, you can choose either to be on zoom or in person. The interview was less than a hour. The employee questions like introduce yourself, etc.

Group interview was held on zoom. We were about 6 people and answered questions about ourselves and our availability. The questions were really easy such as "Why do you want to work for Joe & The juice?" "What can you bring to the table, anything from your previous experiences?"

I interviewed at the spring st location a while back and the two guys who interviewed me (not sure if they’re still with the company now) were your typical stuck up, know it all, sarcastic and apathetic yet somehow still thinks they’re an artist millenial. The questions they asked me were very direct, but the tone was incredibly condescending. “Why should I hire you? You have to come in at 5am, are you okay with that? It doesn’t seem like you are.”while looking at me like they were studying me or something. Then when I answered one of their questions one of the guys made a comment like “a little contradicting but okay..” like at this point it was giving very much toxic masculinity. I see right through people and I knew they didn’t wanna hire me, and possibly talked about me when I walked out. I understand this is a very modern “millenial” type company, but I should not have to feel like I’m being patronized during an interview. I was about to walk out in the middle of it thats how unfriendly and awkward it was. I will never eat at this place because of it.

A large amount of people applying, select a time for group interview. Group interview helps speed up the process of reviewing all candidates and see how you work or speak in a team environment. Emails you end of day either you got the job or not.

Thé interview process is simple and straightforward. You’ll be out in a group interview and interviewers with great personalities will prevail. I recommend not selling yourself short, stay on topic, and research the company and what they do to help the world!

Fairly straightforward. No need to worry about your resume as they base it on you as a person. Just a casual group interview after which they send you an email stating if you got to the next round of training or not