Applied online, received a text about a week later saying I’d been processed to the next stage of the recruitment process and to call the co-op team. The phone call was short and consisted of basic questions about hours I could work etc. I then received an email a few days later to book an appointment through an online system for a face to face interview that I had been selected for. This also included an interview pack of some of the questions to expect. The interview itself was very informal and the manager was lovely. I got a phone call to offer me the job 2 weeks later.
Very impersonal. All done online and the logic between what constitutes a good or bad answer is totally unidentifiable. You would have better luck turning up in person and asking if you can hand in your CV and interview in person instead!
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Very insistent on working as many days/times as possible even if you are studying
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Co-op (Bournemouth, England) in May 2026
Interview
The interview process was very easy and straightforward. The interviewer was kind and made it feel more like a friendly, comfortable conversation than a formal interview. As well as one of the best interviews I've actually had.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked for my availability, as well as experience.
I applied online. I interviewed at Co-op in May 2026
Interview
online assement 2 parts, first part was a situational judment test multiple choice questions job related scdnarios you pick whatever you feel correct.
Second part is a Natural Preferences Questionnaire asks you to select which statements best describe you and to what extent.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
It was an online assesment 2 parts, first part was a situational judment test multiple choice questions job related scdnarios you pick whatever you feel correct.
Second part is a Natural Preferences Questionnaire asks you to select which statements best describe you and to what extent.