The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Coffee Culture (London, ON) in Apr 2018
Interview
No questions were asked. i walked in and they handed me the job. i was never asked a question. the interviewer did not conduct an interview. they handed me a form to fill out and i got the job.
I applied online. I interviewed at Coffee Culture (Christchurch, Canterbury) in Apr 2024
Interview
In the cozy ambiance of a cafe, I delivered a succinct yet thorough account of my professional journey and experiences. The interview flowed effortlessly, characterized by its simplicity and ease, allowing for a comfortable exchange of dialogue and insights.
I applied in-person. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Coffee Culture (Stratford, ON) in Apr 2020
Interview
Casual, done at a table in the restaurant. Interviewer did not seem like they were listening to the answers and only checking boxes. Easy interview, nothing to be stressed about
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Coffee Culture in Jan 2019
Interview
Applied online through Indeed, got an email within an hour asking about my availability. Was then asked to come in the next morning for an interview. Was offered the position a day later but ended up turning it down because I didn't have the best feeling about it.
The job posting said there were daytime shifts available and came to find out that the job was only for closing shifts (5pm-10pm during the week, 5pm-11pm on weekends) because they have full-time employees who work Monday to Friday. Only potential for daytime hours was if a full-time person wanted a day off or for extra help during lunch. They do not follow standardized training, you just follow a full-time employee around.
Explained the position and learned that the cost for your apron/shirt come out of your pay, need non-slip shoes, only get food discount during your shift, and it is minimum wage.
