I applied in-person. I interviewed at Wegmans Food Markets (Philadelphia, PA) in Jul 2017
Interview
One interview on phone and then another at the store I applied at. Interviews were upfront and easy. I have been applying for jobs at Wegmans stores in my area since last 1 year. Every time I get interviews and then they never offer job. At all of the Wegmans stores in my area I see Caucasian people working and may be 1-2 employees of other races. I don't want to jump to conclusions but perhaps they prefer hiring Caucasians only and they only hire other races to meet their quota required by the Govt.
I applied online. I interviewed at Wegmans Food Markets (King of Prussia, PA) in Jul 2015
Interview
I was interviewed by a man and woman/ supervisor and manager. The woman was very nice but she did not ask me any questions just say back while the man spoke. However, the man who interviewed me was very rude during the whole process and acted as he was disgusted by me from the time I walked in. I knew I wouldn't get the job the moment I seen the way he acted but I continued with the interview anyway. I think it was because i was an African American woman, by the way. He asked me 15 questions and when he was done took me to see the back warehouse where i could be working if hired. The whole process was very uncomfortable to me. I wouldn't recommend anyone to work here.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell a time when you faced a problem in your life and how you over came it.
I applied online. I interviewed at Wegmans Food Markets (Johnson City, NY) in Jun 2017
Interview
After putting in an application online, I received a phone call to schedule my phone interview. Did the phone interview then got called for personal interview. Pretty basic stuff and unlike a lot of people say, the interview was not hard. If you can think on your feet its super easy. People also complained about how there were two interviewers, but unlike them, I asked why they did that. They more than happy to explain that one was an HR rep and the other was my would-be boss. It's not meant to throw you off or be aggressive and they were both super friendly to me.
After the interview, my would-be boss gave me a very detailed tour of the store and explained what my job would be like. I would say that you probably passed the interview if they do a detailed walk-through of the store with you, as that would be a huge waste of time to do with every person they interview.
The one thing I will say is that there background check is pretty thorough. Don't leave anything out during the phone interview because they will find it. That being said, you can be creative with explaining bad past employers. Almost every employer will refuse to say the exact reason why you were fired or what happened before you quit. You can tell the story so that it favors you.
Interview questions [5]
Question 1
How would you go about trying to sell a Wegmans product to a customer instead of name-brand?