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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!
Submitted application on a Friday. The following Tuesday (right after Thanksgiving), I was asked to come in for an interview. Scheduled it for that day. After a short interview, I was hired on spot. Began training via Tapp, completed in 48 hours. Now awaiting in-store training!
I got call from the Tim Hortons the same day I dropped my resume and called for interview in the same week and then I started work from next week.
I got call from the Tim Hortons the same day I dropped my resume and called for interview in the same week and then I started work from next week.
I got call from the Tim Hortons the same day I dropped my resume and called for interview in the same week and then I started work from next week.
Prolly get hired on the spot. They desperate.
Actually i don't know exact timing but according to my knowledge it will take 1week to get hire and then after training you got the job.
2 days training
1 week and training.
Two weeks notice before you quit.
- Combien de temps dure le processus de recrutement chez Tim Hortons?