Shoppers Drug Mart Interview Questions

I saw the help wanted sign and went in with my resume printed. I told them that I saw that they were looking for a cashier and that I wanted to apply. They asked me a few questions, I told them my availability and they set me up for training the next day.

The interview was quite lengthy with lots of identical questions. The interviewer was noting down the answers. Dress well, reach on time, take a resume copy with you. Be confident and show the leadership skills.

They ask you around 10 basic and behavioural questions. Make sure to research Canada Post before hand and be prepared for different behavioural questions. Have experiences that align with the job description. The process takes around 30-40 minutes.

Easy going, lots of questions, personable staff, good tour, clear expectations, good pandemic planning, thorough questions, plenty of staff, very friendly, lots of parking spaces, easy to find, good communication

3 stage interview process. Phone, and 2 in person. Phone interview was quite long and unexpected. In person interviews were standard, and not too formal. Not as many questions about company culture as I thought there would be

laidback, chill, and not that many questions. they were pretty eager to hire bc of a shortage of staff, but overall friendly and easy. be honest with your availability especially if ur in school, bc if ur not u might get scheduled for late night shifts

in person with the manager and store owner; the question is based on experiences and interpersonal skills. asked about past experiences and objectives and expectations for the new job, as well as expected salary

1. Applied online - applied for multiple roles and recieved multiple interview offers 2. Invited for a 1:1 interview with the Department lead and a senior manager. We discussed my resume, past experiences, and behavioural questions.

Very thorough and fun, actually! I ended up getting the job and the interviewer was extremely friendly and though I didn't work there for very long, was a great indicator of the kind of people I would be working with.

The process was quick and simple though I suspect your experience will vary between stores. Mine was straightforward as I was previously a student at the site. I've known others that have had a tougher time than I did... Depends on the associate.