u/Feeling_Rip_6140

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Aldi Interview

I got invited to a group interview at Aldi and this is my experience: 10-15 individuals including myself were invited to a group interview at the same time. We all waiting in a line until the hiring manager brought us in one by one to tell us more about the position. I wasn't asked any questions about my previous jobs just how many hours I was looking to work and if I was ok with working multiple positions in a fast-paced interview. She mentioned there are only 3-4 people working in the store at a time so you can't call in. The interview was no more than 5 minutes.

While me and the other interviewees were waiting in line for the interview a customer commented she didn't like how Aldi has all of us here at the same time. Asked why couldn't they schedule separate interviews for each of us.

Working at Aldi doesn't seem to be worth the hassle.

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u/Feeling_Rip_6140 — 8 days ago