Just curious; have you ever applied to Wal-Mart, did you pass or fail their questionnaire?
966052
Yes, I did. I got the job too, after going to 3 different interviews. That's ridiculous! They just ask repetitive questions that are annoying, and you just answer the way you think you should. I thought I was going to be full time and that's what they had me thinking, come to find out they have me in their system as part time. So, I'm thinking of finding something else. I have to wait and see after the holidays if my hours go down a lot. Does anyone else think that all the questions they ask at interviews is a waist of time! It's outrageous.
1163303
Why, yes I do.  I only like it because I picked it; it didn't pick me.  I did the research, interviewed others who did the job, and searched for an open position.  This process took some time; but I kept moving in the right direction.\nIf you are looking for a new gig; you might want to make a list of what you like to do and find out if anyone will pay you to do it.  That go-kart gig sounds like fun!
271096
ell, i workes at a deli for6 years and they wanted me to move up to management, but i declined. then i quit that job for a management job at a shoe store, and oh my goodness, it was HELL! i quit after 6 months. management in certain jobs os great, but never retail or the food industry.
419406
It doesn't help.  It depends on the job you are applying for.  If you wanted to be a cop, teacher or doctor, you are probably out of luck.  If you want to work at Walmart, then you're still ok.
775700
you made it to level 3 so it must not be too bad. \n\nCould it be your choice of questions?
234698
Straaaange Question!  But I would think that since you wanted to fail and you did not, then you FAILED!
499898
Four times now. One dud. He was too loud and drove me crazy. One great guy who couldn't pay his rent on time, ever. One decent guy who was pretty good, but didn't stick around for too long. And...The Greatest Roommate in the World. That's right. Quiet, courteous, respectful, clean, and I found him on craigslist. And this is in Brooklyn.\n\nThe truth is that a lengthy interview process just isn't realistic. You have to trust your gut. If I feel like I have to call your references, it's already a "no."
695662
When I went for my hazard perception test, I was really worried I had one of those practice disks and I just couldnt pass it. I asked the gentleman there, how often do you need to click the mouse to fail the question as I was really paranoid. He said between you and me, you have to press it a ridiculous amount of times to fail the question, it has to be obvious your not doing it properly. So I clicked away when necessary and I passed it.\n\nLots of luck anyway x x x x
491090
I hate Wal-Mart! I never shop there unless I have to I absolutely cannot find the item anywhere else. \nI boycotted them for several reason:\n1) the reason you stated. Have you seen the episode of  Frontline about it?\n2) extremely poor service. If you go in there looking for something, you can never find it & if you ask someone that works there they send you on a wild goosechase before you find out they do not even carry it! Last time I was in there, I went for two items, it took forty-five minutes & I was not able to get either one of them! One of the items [Scotchgard] they did not even know what it was! Then I lost money in the soda machine, but the line for customer service was wrapped all the way around to the corner of the store, filled with people wanting to make returns. I asked a manager if they could help me & they said waiting in that line was the only way to get my money back. They only had one of three counters open, but there were several employees just standing around gossiping. The manager could have at least sent people over to open the two other counters so people did not have to wait so long. I have had several similar instances when the employees are unhelpful. I work in customer service & it just makes me so mad that I bend over backwards to help my customers but that it is extremely difficult to get good service when I go somewhere. Like, when you ask their employees if there are any in back---they do not even check. They just say the do not. Or when you ask where something is and they say "If it's not over there I don't know where it is" . \n3) Lack of selection. In most cases they only carry one name brand & their housebrand & the namebrand carried is not the one I use.\n4) Some items (especially the clothes) are low quality. We used to call them "Wal-Mart-fall-a-parts growing up.\n5) I can almost always find stuff cheaper somewhere else. I do not know why everyone thinks they are so cheap!\n\n(Sorry for any typos, spell check was not working.)
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I've taken one with Texas Instruments. They were trying to find out character details mostly, although there were some intelligence questions. They often ask the same question a number of times, but in different ways/perspectives to see if the answers are consistent. So definitely answer true to your beliefs, because these tests are actually fairly reliable in determining if you will be a good fit for the company (that is if they have well defined and adhered to belief systems). If you don't match their profile, don't be upset, because you probably wouldn't have liked working there.
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Yes, it can haunt you a long time from now. First the person that fails will not get the current job. Second, other employers can ask if you have failed a drug test and if they do a back round check and the person lies they will know.  Third, in the next 3 -5 years, if the person that failed the test finds a job that requires a DOT ( Department of Transportation ), the person will automatically be disqualified from the job.  Lastly here is a little know fact if you fail to show up for the drug test, it is written down as you REFUSED ( the same as failing )to take the test. YOU MUST call where the test is scheduled and either CANCEL or RESCHEDULE the test.
759322
Well I've never made it to an interview there but they probably ask you about yourself, why you want the and don't answer with to make money.\nThey will ask about your experiance and look them in the eye
753864
First I delievered newspapers.\n\nMy next job was at McDonald's.  After two months there I turned in my two weeks notice and swore I would never work fast food again.  About eight years later I was faced with a choice of working at McDonald's again, or living in a cardboard box.  Well, I made the best of it and worked my way in to management in less than a year.\n\nAfter eight years there, I switched careers to emergency medical.  I am an EMT for a fire company ambulance and will be going to nursing scholl next spring.
709648
I managed a clothing store for 2 years, and have done nothing but retail for the most part.  I asked the same ?'s for every interview.  \nTell me some things about yourself.\nWhat would you do if your supervisor made a decision you strongly disagreed with?\nTell me some of the characteristics of a supervisor you'd like to work for?\nHave you ever witnessed anyone steal anything?\nWhat do you consider a satisfactory attendance record?\nDo you have any restrictions regarding your availability?\nWhen we check your past employer references, what will they tell us about you?\nWe emphazise excellence and expect our employees to acheive high standards, how does this pressure make you feel?\nTell me some of your best qualities?\nHow about some areas where you could use improvement?\nDo you consider yourself to be organized, how?\nHow would you handle a situation if a friend who wasn't entitled to your discount asked you for one anyway?\nCan't think of any more!!!!\nHope that helps.\nWhatever you do, SMILE and make lots of eye contact.
638672
Why not ask walmart customer service.
778407
I got fired from Hardee's once, that's pretty bad, felt like a loser. 18yr old\n\nMy failed marriage, although that was a much needed life lesson, since it made me a much stronger person.  I'm the most mellow person in the world now and nothing bothers me. 27 yrs old.\n\nThis is petty, but I got a dog, and cannot train it for the life of me.  32 yrs old.
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Ask other people who have gone there.\nDo they have a pass gaurantee?\nCan you test on site?