The first interviewer was an assistant manager and he wanted me to answer the questions step by step because each question is a set of questions combined. The second interviewer just listened to my answers and didn't seem to care what my answers were.
Nothing was all that difficult.
How many years of warehouse experience do you have?
There weren't really difficult questions. The hardest would be they give you situations and you have to tell them what you would do in those situations.
I can't recall one with Walmart since by the time I got an interview with them I was ready for what they were gonna ask me more or less. The only difficult question is one you can't relate a story too, for example: When was a time where you put the customer before your needs? Now, have you ever went late to your brake spending thirty minutes helping a customer find something, or walked away from something important to assist somebody? Any numerous scenarios either find themselves in your head, but they as you to recall a time. But there are as many times as not, but sometimes you forget all those times you helped someone, you know, trying not to be self-centered and all. So, just imagine the most thing you did to help someone, like finding an item or directing them, or helping them out, or offering a discount, and sort of add what you sacrificed on your part in order to help them. Point is they want to hear a story when you went out of your way.
This is a non climate controlled environment are you okay with that?
Name a time you dealt with an unreasonable customer request and describe how you dealt with it.
Can you tell us of a time when you had to influence the business to take a different direction? How did you ensure all stakeholders where informed and had a voice in the decision making process?
These questions are summed up in my own words. How would I handle employee disputes? Where do I see myself in 5 years? How do I handle deadlines and fast pace work? What type of experience do you have would help you in this job?
What software programs are you proficient in?
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