I have a job interview, what should I expect them to ask me?

Question

I have a job interview for chick fil a thursday, what kinds of questions will they ask me? the manager called me and asked me a few questions about my last job, but it wasn't a fast food job so I won't know how to answer some of his questions, and what should I wear? if anyone works for them, what kind of answers got you the job when you were interviewed? 10 points for the best answer, thanks :)

Answer 1

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The first interview might be a screening interview with a member of Human Resources (HR) to assess your suitability to join the company. This interview might only focus on HR-type questions that attempt to determine your career goals, your personality, why you have left one company for another, etc.
It really helps if you can find out ahead of time exactly who you're meeting with during the first interview to get a sense as to what will actually take place during the interview.
The point is that ideally you will find out ahead of time exactly how the interview process is structured so that you can prepare for it and so that you can avoid any unexpected surprises.
In any event, the goal of the first interview from your perspective is to answer all questions concisely and as well as possible, to gain more information about the company and the job and of course to proceed to the next step in the process if it's a job you are still interested in.

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Answer 2

will you show up on time? do you mind working late? do you mind working weekends? can you come in at a moments notice? are you a fast learner?
it's fast food, I would say just wear something respectful and you will get the job, just the fact you are asking pretty much says you will do fine in the job

Answer 3

The above and they'll almost DEFINITELY ask why you want to work there. Say something like, I can benefit this company a lot and grow from working here.