Boots Interview Questions

Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Boots (New York, NY (US)) in February 2018.

Interview

HOWEVER, the meeting with the hiring manager was horrible. As a hiring manager myself, I have interviewed many people and understand you can have an off day, be incredibly stressed, or not be interested in a candidate. Throughout the entire meeting she never smiled, not even when she greeted me. Her vibe conveyed the fact there are major internal issues, or she hates working there. Typically, an interview consists of questions and a back-and-forth conversation. She went on a :30 rant about how much she is doing, was slouched down in the chair and did not convey any excitement for the company. I thought is she going to stop talking and ask me anything? I still have respect for the company, but a weak link exists in leadership.

Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Boots (Chicago, IL (US)) in June 2017.

Interview

First was called and pre screened then called right back to set up interview as the hiring manager was traveling here. Then was interviewed by her boss a week later at a hotel and had to pay for the parking.

Application

I applied online. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Boots (New York, NY (US)).

Interview

Applied online via LinkedIn. Exhaustive, extremely lengthy process that went on for 8 months. Too much chaos and change that seems to be constant. I went into the NYC office 5 times over the course of nearly one year.

Application

I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Boots (Turlock, CA (US)) in June 2016.

Interview

Applied online via indeed, then was sent an online screening process, Phone briefing, Meet-up Interview (with District Manager), Employment offer, Work Training which consists of some traveling (gas reimbursement)

Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Boots (Denver, CO (US)) in December 2015.

Interview

Met with Dist Mgr and asked each other questions. She was very open about benefits, compensation and the reality of the job. Waited for Corporate to approve position. have to pass drug test, background check and provide 2 references. It was an easy and delightful experience.

Application

I applied online. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Boots (New York, NY (US)) in May 2015.

Interview

I arrived 10 minutes early and the assistant manager saw me right away (the manager was on holiday so couldn't conduct the interviews themselves), however she wasn't fully aware of when I had booked my interview slot..!
She firstly told me a bit about the position, asked me to tell her a bit about myself and what experience is previously had. This was the extent of the questions!
We then went on to the shop floor where she asked me to find the cheapest box of paracetamol there was, and to say what I would do to tidy up a shelf.
From there we then went over to the No7 counter where I had chosen the face wipes to talk about and sell to a customer.
We then went in to the back room and I explained that I would have to return to university in September which I knew would affect my chances, and she kindly told me that they were probably looking for someone who was going to be with them for a longer period of time, which was completely understandable, but she would see what she could do when deciding with the manager.

Application

I applied in-person. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Boots.

Interview

I applied online and within a week got an email asking me to select a time and date to come in for an interview! I chose Friday morning! Also in the email they said to dress smart, and have a favorite product from boots in my mind.
When I got there I went straight to the back to the pharmacy and the lady there called for the manager who was very sweet and nice (later when I worked there I found out she was quite the opposite) she asked typical questions such as tell me a time you have shown leadership skills, a time when you have worked well in a team! She asked about my availability and why I wanted to work for boots and my careers goals! She asked some situational questions regarding angry customers, and answered the obvious to always be polite and courteous! Then we went to the shop floor where I had to find and 'sell' my favourite product to her. She also gave me some hand lotion and asked me to approach customers to try out the lotion! After that I left and I got a call at 6pm that evening to say I had the job and I would start the following week and to expect a letter in mail giving me all the details. The following week I went to orientation where I sat in a room with 10 or so others filling out paper work, getting uniforms and then did some training in the cash registers! The following day was my first day of work and I spent most day learning how to use the registers!

Application

I applied online. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Boots (New York, NY (US)) in March 2014.

Interview

Exhaustive, extremely lengthy process that went on for 8 months. Too much chaos and change that seems to be constant. I went into the NYC office 5 times over the course of nearly one year. I applied online. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Boots (New York, NY (US)).

Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Boots (New York, NY (US)) in April 2014.

Interview

I had to meet up a few times ... We had phone interview and A 30 min interview .. It was vet eassy ti the point talked about makeup retail and customer service

Application

I applied online. The process took a week. I interviewed at Boots (New York, NY (US)) in February 2014.

Interview

it was very easy and direct, normal interview questions. first an interview over the phone then a second interview in person. while interviewing in person they seemed very friendly and understanding. overall it was an easy interview.