
Ocado Logistics Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Ocado Logistics.
Delivery Driver
I applied online and then got an email from a recruiter. I sent a picture of my driving license and DBS check results, filled out an online form for my availability, had a site tour and an in-person interview which was about 5-10 minutes long. The whole process took about 3 weeks. The first two days were training in class, which was easy.
- Would you be comfortable driving in London?
Analyst
The interview process was quick and had 3 stages. It included a case study and two interviews with all the managers and a senior team lead. It was good to get to talk to all the managers. The interviews included a brain teaser.
- Can you tell me about yourself?
- What is your interest in this position?
Operations Manager
The interview process felt rushed, with a senior person having another meeting scheduled shortly after. Some requirements, like a presentation of career, weren't clearly communicated beforehand, but the interview proceeded without it, as it seemed they were more focused on meeting criteria than seeking innovative ideas.
- How would you address multiple shift absences and potential disciplinary actions?
Logistics Project Manager
So, I did an online test and a video interview first. Then, I got invited to an assessment centre, which was like a half day thing in Hatfield. It had three parts. Everyone had to do a 10-minute presentation beforehand on whatever they wanted. That was the first bit, you give it to two people, and they ask you questions about it and also some competency stuff. Next up was a group exercise with Lego, where we had to design a warehouse based on a brief within 40 minutes with a group. The last task was a group pitch to a landlord to try and get them to rent their warehouse to Ocado over other companies. The organisation and building were really nice, but honestly, they need to make the interview part of the assessment day more consistent, like asking everyone the same questions. I got asked this weird question about where else I applied and which company I'd prefer, and then what I'd say if they asked me that at the other company. It felt unfair and put me on the spot, plus nobody else in my group got asked it! Other than that though, the employees were friendly, great culture, and lots of benefits.
- Would you rather submit a project late but finished, or on time but unfinished, and why?
- What makes you want to work for Ocado?
- Tell me about a time you worked effectively as part of a team.
Ocado Logistics Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Ocado Logistics interview reports.
“Considering the dimensions of a box and a van, what is the maximum number of boxes that could fit inside the van?”
Read reports →“What are the pros and cons of the online grocery market?”
Read reports →“What would you do if you spill wine on someone's carpet?”
Read reports →“What is your course of action if a bottle of wine is dropped on a rug?”
Read reports →“Can you estimate how many red boxes Ocado has in circulation?”
Read report →“What would you do if a bottle of wine broke and spilled red wine on a customer's carpet?”
Read report →“What adjustments would you make to your driving when the weather is wet?”
Read report →“What factors should be considered when setting up a new warehouse?”
Read report →“When it comes to delivery, is it better to be on time but not finished, or late but completed?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 85 Ocado Logistics interview reports.