Kneaders Bakery & Cafe Retail Associate Interview Questions
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I applied to two different Kneaders locations for the cashier position. Both times, I had to go in person and give a manager my resume to be considered for an interview because they didn't call me. The first time, after a week or two of not hearing back, I called and was told they wanted to go in a different direction and I didn't get the job. The second time, I never heard anything back, so I kept checking in with management. Finally, a manager told me they wouldn't need to fill the position for another 3-4 months and suggested I check back then. I wouldn't recommend trying to get a job at Kneaders; they weren't very professional and their communication was awful.

I got there a bit early and had to wait for someone to be available. When one person left, I had to go up and say I was there for an interview because no one called me. I interviewed with one of the partners inside the cafe; they were opening in a week and hiring a crew. Others were interviewed around the cafe too. The interview was short, about 10 minutes, and they asked me a few questions. If you're confident and pay attention, it should go well. They said I was a good candidate and sent me off.

I applied to be a lead cashier at two different Kneaders. Neither time did they call me for an interview. I had to go in person and give a manager my resume to even be considered. After the first interview, I didn't hear anything. A week or two later I called and they said they wanted to go in a different direction and I didn't get the job. The second time, I never heard back after the interview. I kept checking in with management and after 2-3 weeks, a manager told me they didn't need the position for another 3-4 months and to check back then. I wouldn't suggest trying to get a job at Kneaders. They weren't professional and their communication was bad.