Fragen im Vorstellungsgespräch bei LloydsPharmacy

Filling in forms about your personal information, followed by a quiz about the action you will take in different scenarios happening in the community pharmacy. No actual interview is needed when I was applying for it.

Mainly questions about myself and my experience. More like an informal chat. Lasted about 30 mins. Was expected to dress smart. Interviewer was very friendly. Was focused on customer service skills

Part of McKesson - Coventry. Was booked in for a telephone interview with an advisor. They were late to call and seemingly unprepared. No structure to the call whatsoever and ended in 10 minutes when it was scheduled to last for half an hour! After reading all the bad reviews, I have had a very lucky escape!

Applied after seeing advert. Telephone call from Manager to invite for telephone interview following week. Due to Covid had to be phone interview. Interview lasted 30 minutes. Was told would find out if selected in 3 days.

To start off with I was given information about the pharmacy and what is expected. Next I was asked to talk a bit about myself and my skills and experience. Lastly, I was asked about

the interview process was relatively quick, got an email and was in the next morning for an interview it was very laid back and relaxed and i was made feel welcome and relaxed

Really friendly interviewers. Made me feel comfortable. Relaxed environment. Zoom call due to Covid. They went through my CV and asked questions about my experience. The interview lasted around half an hour. There is also an assessment towards the end where your logic and English are tested.

- Applied online - After 2- 4 weeks, I got selected to go through the the next stage which was completing a Judgment and Situational Test online - Waited for some time to get another email to say whether you've been offered a place or not

Such a lot of unnecessary stress, first you had to call up the number to get to the centralised call center, they said 'call for more info' but what this actually means is 'call for a screening interview' so I sort of had to spraff on the spot. Then you get through to the real interview. It was much shorter than I expected (like 10 mins) and unfortunately this is because it was basically a show interview: they gave the job to an internal candidate. Unfortunately for me, the manager actually threw me under the bus a bit because she logged that I had missed my interview, which I did not. I then had to go through an incredibly stressful few phone calls to get back to the centralised screening call centre to have them correct it. Completely put me off applying for anything else.

Fairly laid back, not too much pressure which was good. Asked a few questions then shown around Pharmacy. Asked a few more questions after interview about expected pay etc. Overall a very comfortable interview.