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Mitchell Lee
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I've recently moved to Chicago and I'm interested in working at Nando's. Is there something that I should bring up or avoid during an interview?
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Julia Buss
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Kawela Mbao
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The working culture, the nadocas team we built and achieving the goals for the shifts
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Christine Christina's world
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You'll learn alot,enjoy your work and have a great experience.
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Christine Christina's world
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When we'd have a busy day and less staff but you still want give great guest experience.
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Christine Christina's world
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First thing I did was to apologize,if I can fix it I would do it immediately,or if it's difficult I would call the manager.. customer is always right.
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Christine Christina's world
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I worked my way up at nandos,I had a passion for my job, being a busy restaurant I embraced the challenges,I was once employee of the month.
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Christine Christina's world
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I worked my way up at nandos,I had a passion
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During my interview at Nando's, they asked lots of questions about: +` if i'd ever eaten at a Nando's before? What did I think of the food that I had ordered and what my thoughts on the brand were. After I started working there, I realized they had asked me these questions to determine if I was really interested in working there. Overall, the interview is fairly chill; be sure to show interest in the company, make sure you've tried the food (It's so GOOD!) and be sure to dress nicely and be clean for the interview. Good luck!