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Why did you leave your job at Lidl?

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No training, long hours, calling off shifts, swim or sink attitude

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What is the interview process like at Lidl?

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Applied and got interview in ballina co mayo Lidl everything seemed to go well until 2 minutes before end of interview when manager finally made an appearance took one quick look at my cv and said I was no good as I had done more than 5 jobs in the last 12 years of my working life and not to bother applying again as she would make sure I would not get another interview (stupidly high turnover of staff completely different staff in ballina branch every 2 weeks.

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Is the pay schedule weekly or biweekly?

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Pay shedule is biweekly

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If you were to leave Lidl, what would be the reason?

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I m a better human being, with goals and wishes

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What interview questions do they ask at Lidl?

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Customer service, complaints, conflict, leadership, team work, change management

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What it like working in there shop for men

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Shoes section.....and perfume also....

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Are there any particular types of questions they ask during the interview process? Is there a lot of competency questions?

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During the interview they ask you about your previous working experience and if you are willing to relocate

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What would you suggest Lidl management do to prevent others from leaving?

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Changing your work culture entirely and hire more staff. The whole system needs to change. You can't protend to the public that you are a progressive supermarket and then treat your staff like dogs behind close doors.

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What is the most stressful part about working at Lidl?

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Nearly everything, productivity expectations unrealistic.

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