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This is my first in-person interview since covid and was wondering if anyone had some tips - i.e. what to wear, sample questions, etc. Thanks :) Update: The interview went really well!! I spoke to a customer service rep and one of the managers.
- r/CVS on Reddit: Does anyone have the link to get to the schedule from ...
I’m trying to work on the schedule on my morning off.
- r/CVS on Reddit: Does anyone have the link to get to the schedule from ...
I’m trying to work on the schedule on my morning off.
I respect your need to keep to your schedule, but if you can't work past 7pm, I definitely don't think CVS will work for you. Most all new employees start out working evenings. Good luck finding a spot that will work for you!
It’s a basic interview. Questions vary depending on who your SM is. Most will want examples of your teamwork, following policies, previous work or school accomplishments, your availability. Depending on the managers style, it can take anywhere from 5 minutes to a half hour. Dress professional, be normal, friendly.
It seems like the interviewer marked it for 3:00 pm "UTC" Coordinated Universal time... but I didn't realize that and thought it was 3:00 pm central standard time "CST" since that is the one and only time zone we use in my area. For reference, 3:00 pm UTC is 10:00 AM CST....
(2) We have 3 students (1 FS, 2 RX) and their schedules are honored to the T. They normally open up their availability for the summer, and I know last week the FS shift submitted her school schedule and it starts in 3 weeks. Manager wasn’t even stressed about it.
I've been running through applications for plenty of different retail jobs recently, it takes like 10 minutes for most. I start an application for CVS and it seems normal at first. I fill in my information, I answer questions, and then I fill my information in a second time? Weird, but whatever.
