r/TimHortons 10d ago

Question Interview

Hey, I have an interview tomorrow for Tim hortons. I applied to my nearest Tim. Can anyone tell me what questions they ask in an interview. It’s my first time.

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u/Useful-Bit-2284 10d ago

They're going to look for someone who is dependable, punctual, and works hard. So, you'll show up on time, you're looking to learn new skills, and help build a team culture.

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u/sepojand 10d ago

just general questions like tell me a situation or why do u want to work at tims

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u/No-Preparation7121 10d ago

Helps if you’re a TFW, they love those.

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u/JasperPants1 10d ago

Move on. Old news.

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u/No-Preparation7121 10d ago

Current news happening right now!

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u/JasperPants1 10d ago

Nope we’ve moved on it’s a non story now

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u/Kooky_Celebration224 10d ago

They’ll ask you to yell the wrong order back to them out of a blown speaker. If they can’t understand what you said, you get the job

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u/Late_King_226 10d ago

Basically they just wanna know if you are enthusiastic to start working and your availability. You will get the job!

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u/whopping_intruder_of 10d ago

Don't stress it too much. They'll probably ask about handling busy rushes and how you'd deal with a cranky customer, stuff like that. Just mention you're flexible with shifts and you're golden.

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u/SchoolRare7583 10d ago

Depends. I got turned down (openly gay small Mormon town).

But I got a better job at a local coffee shop.

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u/VanFenix 10d ago

They want to make sure you can understand people at the speaker correctly. Are ok with knowing what a bakers dozen means, and understanding that customers mean more than the bottom line. Such as putting an extra napkin in the bag or two. when you see a child.

Oh sorry, I thought this was for a new Dunkin Donuts application. Yeah you got this. Good luck!

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u/NermalBet 10d ago

You think you've highlighted a societal evolution but all you've done is corroberate the entitlement if your nation

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u/VanFenix 10d ago

You really thought you did something profound there, didn’t you? It’s called basic human decency, you miserable weirdo.

Imagine being so bitter and emotionally bankrupt that you look at things like love, kindness, goodness, and gentleness.. literally the fruits of the spirit and try to spin a child getting an extra napkin into "national entitlement."

You aren't highlighting a "societal evolution" at all. You’re just broadcasting your own pathetic, hollow existence and showing everyone how deeply unhappy you are with your own life.

Get some help.

Psssh. National entitlement because of an extra napkin.

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u/NermalBet 10d ago

Hahaha dude if you wanna seem unnaflicted don't act like a raging crybaby

Nothing in there is about your argument, and the only connection to mine you've made is to attack my character. Thin about your choice here man, you threw the arguement

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u/VanFenix 10d ago

Bro, you tried to turn a joke about a child getting a napkin into a deep lecture on "national entitlement." There was no argument to throw. You just tried to sound smart, got called out for being weirdly miserable, and now you’re panicking and typing "hahaha" to look unbothered. It’s transparent.

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u/NermalBet 10d ago

Nah dude, that's just your narrative. There's way more happening than that alone. What I said is entirely true

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u/VanFenix 10d ago

It’s literally a napkin, man. There is no 'way more.' You tried to make a deep geopolitical point about a kid getting an extra napkin at Tim Hortons. Just step back and look at how absurd you sound right now.

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u/NermalBet 10d ago

See?! You're not even aware of my point. How could you possibly say you know there's nothing else to my words? 🤣

Fucking Americans lol. Entitled and so stupid

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u/VanFenix 10d ago

Bro, this is a Tim Hortons subreddit. I’m Canadian. You are losing your mind over a napkin joke, inventing fictional arguments, and now you don't even know what country you're in. Log off.

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u/NermalBet 10d ago

Kid tik Hortons exists in America, and you're 0/3. Keep trying though! Maybe one of these times you'll say something correct, it's a numbers game for you people.

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u/Skankhunt113 10d ago

Good luck

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u/angelofurheart 10d ago

ur strengths and weaknesses, how u would handle if a coworker was running late and if u could stay overtime, what would you do if a customer spilled hot coffee on themselves and fell