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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's better to have an academic degree, I just signed a contract, and there were many patriarchs when I trained... It mainly depends on the situation of your interview, and I heard that the external recruitment is 3%.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's not good. When I went for the interview, the guy at the front desk said that the odds were one percent. Referrals and external hires are the same.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not good, he often asks more biased questions, while those who recruit outsiders are more lenient
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If you recommend the trainee assistant should be promoted from the management team leader, it is actually to see if there is a vacancy and your personal ability, if you can, your leaders will still let you be promoted, in fact, whether you are promoted or not depends on the recommendation of your district manager and a sentence from the regional manager!
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Hello, I finished my interview three months ago. At that time, we had a group of 200 people, and in the end we only recruited 10 people. So the pass rate is low!
Height and appearance are not the most important, for KFC, people who are willing to bear hardships and stand hard work, have quick hands and feet, and are flexible and adaptable are the most important. >>>More
1. All of them depend on how many KFCs you have over there >>>More
1. It won't have an impact.
2. Even if you set up a file as a waiter, it doesn't matter. A company has academic discrimination and hukou discrimination, but basically there is no experience discrimination. So even if you have a waiter file, it won't affect your application for a trainee assistant. >>>More
I don't know how many rounds of interviews there are, I'm a manager with 5 interviews, and the girls I tried to operate with 3 interviews. I even made a roll, but the girl didn't! >>>More
The trainee assistant is not responsible for the job, but only a stage of learning restaurant work, including marinating chicken to make hamburgers, on duty, etc., generally 3 months, and then the exam, if you pass, you will be promoted to assistant, and you will continue to study until you pass the exam. When you get to the assistant, you can be on duty alone, and the assistant's work includes: assigning and supervising employees, dealing with customer complaints, opening and closing stores, ordering, scheduling, etc., in short, assisting in the management of the restaurant. >>>More