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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Salem, OR (US) May 2013 – Reviewed May 08, 2013 New
Interview Details I turned my application into the store while I was going on one of my daily job hunting sprees. I've wanted this job since I was 16 but never got a call back (probably due to my lack of experience) but now (I'm 19 and out of college with plenty of experience in CS that I got the call back about a week or so after I turned in the application since they started hiring. I was in Kentucky at the time so I had to schedule my interview for a week later and the manager was totally okay with it. On my interview day I wore a blue (Forever21) button up, slacks, 1" black heels and had my hair and makeup light and professional (a little much for Jamba but hey it couldn't hurt) We sat outside the store at one of the umbrella tables and her questions were pretty typical. Thankfully I looked here on glassdoor before I went into the interview or I would have been screwed. Some of the questions she asked were "Tell me about yourself", "If I asked your last employer about you what would they say", "what's your availability like?" She was very straight forward and fun. She was also extremely straightforward in saying that she trains by the book and has fired people over drama being started in store which I understand. Aside from that I was hired on the spot and my orientation is today! It's a 2 hour long orientation.
Interview Question – What is Integrity? View Answer
Negotiation Details – I'm an idiot and didn't ask anything about pay since I was just so excited to finally not have to job hunt anymore so when I go in today I'm going to get all of the details. I'm assuming it's minimum wage.
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 20, 2013
Interview Details Came in on a Friday and turned in an application and introduced myself to the manager. Apparently the Jamba Juice I applied at was very bad with getting back to applicants. I emailed the manager and called once on Monday and then again on Tuesday and I finally got ahold of him. Came in that day for an interview with a Team Lead, and then came again on Friday for an interview with the manager. Waiting to hear back. Also I had a friend who worked there who put in a recommendation for me
Interview Question – List three words that describe you Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Minneapolis, MN (US) – Reviewed Apr 15, 2013
Interview Details Interview process was extremely straight forward. Filled out an application and was contacted within a week. Sat down with store manager and was asked fairly basic and expected questions. Manager interviewing me was respectful and straight to the point. Was offered the job on the spot.
Interview Question – Describe to me how you would handle an unhappy, vocal customer with a long line and full lobby? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – There really wasn't one.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Honolulu, HI (US) May 2009 – Reviewed Apr 14, 2013
Interview Details After the manager received my application we met at the location I would soon work at and had our interview in his office. I had known the manager previously since he did fundraiser smoothie sales at my high school
Interview Question – What is in your favorite smoothie? View Answer
Negotiation Details – I asked about being hired for the summer for as many hours as possible and they complied.
No Offer – Interviewed in Mar 2013 – Reviewed Apr 13, 2013
Interview Details Applied online was called within a week. It was a short interview just had to fill out another application and wait. It was pretty basic questions. Things like "What are your strengths and weaknesses" "Why do you want to work for Jamba?" and questions about how you would handle upset customers and such.
Interview Question – There wasn't anything really difficult, though they asked what my future plans were. Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 05, 2013
Interview Details I attended the National Job Fair and it was a group interview. There was a store manager and team leader asking questions about why do you want to work here, what does integrity mean, and tell me about a time you helped someone. Overall it was easy, just a lot of young teens applying.
Interview Question – What would you do if you had trouble with a customer? Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in San Diego, CA (US) – Reviewed Mar 21, 2013
Interview Details The first interview was an open interview. It wasn't a group interview or anything. You came and you had to fill out an application, whether you had filled one out online or not. (Make sure to bring your resume with you!) And you waited for your assigned time, went with what I think was a Team Lead, and began your interview. Not too difficult of questions, but I think it was because the lady made me feel really comfortable, which made it easy for me to answer. I made her laugh with my answers sometimes, I think she liked that :b Unfortunately I think they were only hiring one person for her location, but I got a second interview still, and it was with one nearby. After the first interview, I got a callback one week and one day later and scheduled that second interview. I actually couldn't make it the day that she first tried to schedule, but I was able to schedule it the next day. So the second interview was a little bit more difficult for me, I don't know if it was because the first one went so well or if it was because I woke up too early, but I became really nervous and was surprised at how unprepared I was that it even made my performance worse. I honestly did not think that I would get the job. Anyways, after I interviewed with her, she gave me a card to go onto JobOn and complete a video interview, then four days after that I received a call saying that I got hired! :) p.s. that video interview was really awkward for me.. hahaha.
Interview Questions
Negotiation Details – None.
No Offer – Interviewed in Ontario, CA (US) Mar 2013 – Reviewed Mar 18, 2013
Interview Details Submitted an application online. Was called and told to attend the National Hiring Day. I complete two interviews that same day and was told to wait at least 7 days to hear back. Two of the locations I applied for turned me down and the other one is still going through applications.
Interview Question – Nothing too difficult. The usual questions like "Why do you want to work here?" "Strengths and weaknesses?" and behavioral questions. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on San Francisco, CA (US) Jan 2012 – Reviewed Jan 27, 2013
Interview Details gave my application to the store, called in a few times to see if they got my application, manager called me back within a few weeks. The interview was very laid back and easy, they basically want to know how well you work as a "team", however the hiring process took at least a month.
Interview Question – Describe your three weaknesses.. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – None, minimum wage, however, with this company it is very hard to get a raise.. Iv'e known people that have been working with this company for years now and they haven't gotten a raise.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Elk Grove, CA (US) Apr 2009 – Reviewed Jan 21, 2013
Interview Details
Three step process.
1) Group interview. Distinguish yourself out of the group.
2) One on one interview with a Team Lead.
3) Final interview with the General Manager. It's a formality at this point, you've probably been hired.
Interview Question – Not unexpected, but probably the most important question. How good are you working in a group? View Answer
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