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Hiring process information for an interview at Arby’s

The Arby’s hiring process begins once an applicant submits the necessary information. Once completed, a hiring manager, typically a shift leader or restaurant manager, contacts the prospective Arby’s employee about scheduling a job interview. An applicant generally receive a call to schedule an interview between a few days and six months after submitting the appropriate forms.

At the Arby’s job interview, workers should come prepared to answer questions about work experience, job skills, availability, and personal history. Employers typically ask a series of questions to gauge the personality of the applicant. Answer questions honestly and only share pertinent information. Avoid over-elaborating or deviating from the subject matter of the question. Applicants should dress presentably and maintain a positive, professional demeanor throughout the Arby’s interview process.

Interview Tips from an Arby’s Hiring Manager


Video Transcript

Interviewer: What qualities do you look for in an applicant?
Arby’s Hiring Manager: I look at how they’re dressed first. I realize, depending on the job, be it restaurant work or a mechanic’s job, you wear different things. I look to make sure they’re dressed properly: they’re not in shorts, that their pants aren’t drooping. And then, if they’re looking at me, I feel like I’m getting their attention. When they’re looking off seeing what’s going on in the background it feels like they’re ignoring me. And then, trying to see if their answers sound genuine.

Interviewer: What kind of answers do you look for in an interview?
Arby’s Hiring Manager: I look for interviewees to keep the Ebonics at a minimum, first of all. And once we get past that, I’ll ask him how long he expects to work with us or if it was just a passing through or if they had intentions to try and increase their career. I ask them what they expect of us. Do they expect us to watch them so they can get promoted later on? Are they going to be happy where they are at? Just to see, basically, how they feel.

Interviewer: How can an interviewee tell if the interview went well?
Arby’s Hiring Manager: If they get up to shake your hand, if they answer all the questions satisfactorily, if they dress nice, they have a good chance of being hired.

Interviewer: What should an applicant do to prepare for an interview?
Arby’s Hiring Manager: Practice. Practice communication with other people and pay attention to their body language because body language says a lot. And practice being able to look at other people and look them in the eye. Be direct with them.

Interviewer: What should an applicant do after leaving the interview?
Arby’s Hiring Manager: After the interview is completed, you want to wait. You don’t want to pester the company, but maybe after two days call back and check the status of your application and see where you stand and see if the position is still open and reconfirm that you’re still interested in the job and that you’ll be a welcome employee if hired.

Arby’s Crew Member Interview Video

Arby’s Team Member Interview Video 2

Arby’s Crew Member Interview Video 3

Arby’s Assistant Manager Interview Video


Positions:

Arby’s typically hires for the following positions:
Assistant Manager, Cashier, Closer, Crew Member, Customer Service Associate, General Manager, Opener, Shift Manager, Shift Supervisor, Team Leader, Team Member

Application:

View the Arby’s Application and apply for the Arby’s job you want.

Possible Arby’s Interview Questions:

Prepare for your interview by reviewing the questions below. Think about how you would answer these types of questions.

  • Do you get free food or lunch as a job perk if you work there?
  • Can you work in a heated, fast-paced environment?
  • What would you do if you caught an employee stealing food?
  • How long do you plan to work here?
  • Can you be calm and polite if a customer is being very rude?
  • Are you available on nights or weekends?

Common Fast Food Interview Questions:

Know what to expect. Review these common interview questions and answers before your interview.

Ever gone on interview with Arby’s? Got any tips for our users?

Help our job seeking users learn more about the interview process at Arby’s. Share your experience – tips, questions and info are all appreciated. Just leave a comment below.

For example, useful information includes:

  • Should I bring anything to the Arby’s interview?
  • What education level (high school or college) is required for the job?
  • What other questions do they ask? How should you answer certain questions?
  • What should I wear, or how should I dress for an interview at Arby’s?
  • How much do they pay? Will they ask about salary expectations, if so what should I say?
  • Does Arby’s drug test?
  • What about second interviews? When should you expect a call after the interview?

13 comments:

  1. Erin:

    Top Comment

    As Jonathan said, definitely cover them up. Dress nicely, smile, answer every question clearly, try to show them that you are a hard worker, try to learn as much as you can about the company, and if you do all of this, there’s a great chance that you will be hired.

    May 6th, 2010 at 8:20 pm
  2. Cody:

    Top Comment

    Nate, usually you will be trained in all aspects of your job. Imagine the first day of a school year, you get to know your teachers and what you will be doing. Also if you wish to advance towards management, just show initiative. Don’t just do your job, do more! Do things without being told. If you hear someone complaining, fix it. Serve up your food with a smile!

    September 6th, 2010 at 8:02 pm
  3. Samantha:

    Top Comment

    I got a first shift job given to me on the first interview. Interview last about five minutes! I wore dress pants and a nice shirt and dress coat with flats and my hair was up, but curled. Mostly he wanted to know why I wanted to work there and I said that it would be a great opportunity to expand my job experience and my social skills. Though I am curious what my pay rate will be as a prep…
    Good luck !

    November 16th, 2011 at 3:12 pm
  4. sylvia:

    Should I wear clothes that cover my tattoos at when I go for an interview? I got some covering up to do if that is the case. What about a dress? I am nervous, so any tips or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

    April 29th, 2010 at 1:19 am
  5. Jonathan Q.:

    For sure cover em up! Already learned that one the hard way :( But it’s all good cause Imma do this one right!

    May 2nd, 2010 at 11:15 am
  6. Ayra:

    Soo, what kind of questions will they ask me on my interview? Is there anything special that i should know besides information about the company?

    May 12th, 2010 at 5:35 pm
  7. Grace:

    my friend works there. they dont hire people who are friends, so if youre asked, you dont know anybody.lol

    June 29th, 2010 at 4:01 pm
  8. jessica:

    first job interview, how should i act? how to win the job?

    July 8th, 2010 at 11:25 pm
  9. Molly:

    When applying to get a job at Arby’s always be positive!

    July 27th, 2010 at 4:36 pm
  10. dawn alfonso:

    alway smile and be interested in the job you are applying for. dawn alfonso

    August 5th, 2010 at 8:04 pm
  11. dawn alfonso:

    let me know if i got the job.

    August 5th, 2010 at 8:05 pm
  12. Nate:

    as a crew memeber what skills and duties should i look up on before if was hired, what would a first day on the job consist of, and what would be a good way to get toward a management status

    August 6th, 2010 at 9:16 pm
  13. Darlene Lippert:

    Arby’s being a fast food restaurant, only has you go through one interview right? I forget which restaurant it is, but they have you go through at least 2 interviews. I hope they call me soon!

    July 19th, 2011 at 1:28 pm

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