Tim Hortons : carrières et emplois

I will never work for Tim Hortons again. I was there almost 5 years, worked my butt off and was treated like garbage. Management was horrible always playing the staff against each other. A lot of back stabbing and gossip. It was brutal!!

First I filled out an application form I found online; it showcased your work availability, contact information, experience, and references. I handed it in to a Tim Hortons near by along with my resume, the next day I got a call for an interview. I was given a day to prepare (this was my first interview). Interview was about 20-30 minutes long, they asked simple questions then asked costumer service questions (Try your best to answer fluently, there is no wrong answer, be yourself). I waited for a call back, I honestly thought that I didn't get the job, but a week later (Today) I got a call back and I start training next week! Don't give up, be patient and trust the process! Good luck!

Literally nothing.

The morning shifts should be 7:00 to 3:00pm

Manage time effectively to meet deadlines.

Yes, I am a 16 years old student allowed to work overnight shifts during the weekend.

A resume and a reference sheet. Professional references will impress the interviewer.

I had to wear the uniform pants with the cookie shirt they gave me.

Tim Hortons requires their employees to wear a solid black oxford which is non-slip if working out front. Employees who also help with receiving the delivery are required to wear a solid black oxford shoe which is both non-slip and steel toed. This is at the employee's expense as no renunciation is given.

First I filled out an application form I found online; it showcased your work availability, contact information, experience, and references. I handed it in to a Tim Hortons near by along with my resume, the next day I got a call for an interview. I was given a day to prepare (this was my first interview). Interview was about 20-30 minutes long, they asked simple questions then asked costumer service questions (Try your best to answer fluently, there is no wrong answer, be yourself). I waited for a call back, I honestly thought that I didn't get the job, but a week later (Today) I got a call back and I start training next week! Don't give up, be patient and trust the process! Good luck!

It was a short 5 minute interview that focused on my skills in baking, my availability, my previous food experience, my availability, how I commute, how much weight can I lift and where the store they're hiring for is.

No amount of training can prepare you for the sheer amount of work they ask you to do for minimum wage