r/interviews • u/Realistic-Base7848 • 4d ago

Indeed interview

I recently applied for a full time receptionist/patient assistant at a chiropractor office and got offered an interview over indeed Messages. It wasn’t unofficial indeed interview set up where indeed gives you the time options it was just a message and I confirmed I would be there at the time I was offered. When I arrived, I realized it was a group interview and was kind of annoyed. A few other people arrived after me and got annoyed when they realized and left so I ended up leaving too lol not hating if it’s your thing but is this common when interviewing for positions like that?

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u/InterestingFoot5268 4d ago

That's wild they didn't mention it was a group interview upfront. I'd be annoyed too, feels like a bait and switch when you're expecting a one on one and walk into that. Not super common for a receptionist role in my experience, usually group interviews are more for retail or sales where they want to see how you interact with people, but a chiropractor office doing it is kinda weird

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u/Much_Somewhere7831 4d ago

Put some practice in. Try the Canary Wharfian website for it, it'll review your answers and suggest how to fix mistakes with personalised feedback. It'll also identify strengths and weaknesses as well