McDonalds Delivery Interview Preparation Guide
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McDonald Delivery based Frequently Asked Questions by expert members with experience as McDonald Food Delivery. These questions and answers will help you strengthen your technical skills, prepare for the new job test and quickly revise the concepts

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McDonald Food Delivery Interview Questions and Answers
McDonald Food Delivery Interview Questions and Answers

1 :: Tell me would you clean the bathroom if I tell you to?

"Yes, sure"
After then, every time the bathroom is dirty, it's on me. I said yes only because it was my first job interview and didn't know how to say no.

2 :: Tell us how would I deal with a rude customer?

Listen and be as polite as possible and figure out the best way to help them

3 :: Tell me why did you leave your previous job?

Because they are relocated, thats why I am looking for a new job.

4 :: Tell me how would you handle unruly customers?

I would first try to handle the situation the best i could without him becoming upset. should this occur I would find the nearest manager and allow them and there trained expertise handle the situation.

5 :: Tell me how good your communication skills are?

Here you need to demonstrate your communication skills by sharing an example of any incident. The first thing you need to do is demonstrate the hallmarks of good communication: listen attentively, speak calmly and confidently, and engage with the interviewer, making eye contact and asking questions where appropriate. When preparing your answer for this type of communications skills question, bear in mind that the interviewer is most interested in the tools you use to deal with conflict.

6 :: Tell me what can you do to improve our store ? (Or some variation of this question)

I'll make sure to follow procedures to save time and product as well as learn the various positions of the store's operation to ensure that I become an asset to your restaurant.

7 :: Tell me why are you best candidate for shift manager position?

If you are asked this question, you should consider it as another chance to portray your talents, experience and salient skills related to the role under question. Refer to those advantages and qualities that you have that make you the best candidate for this position. You can take the opportunity to speak about your positive personal traits, like dynamism, dedication and attention to details if you think these are important for the position.

9 :: Tell me what traits do you possess that would be useful for this position?

Patience, Quick-thinking, and Understanding

11 :: Tell me what strategies do you prefer to motivate employees positively?

Motivating your employees is vital to any business. A motivated workforce means a highly productive staff, all of which will help you achieve your business goals. And this should be a main objective in your organizational and business plan. How you drives your employees to their peak performance will better help you develop programs that both motivate and retain the best employees for your business. Steps to motivate employees:

☛ Communicate better
☛ Be an example
☛ Empower them
☛ Offer opportunities for Advancement
☛ Provide incentives

13 :: Explain me have you consistently met your sales goals?

The interviewer will want to know about your sales history. The ideal candidate will have proven experience meeting and exceeding sales goals.Be prepared to talk about your greatest sales achievements. Refresh your memory before the interview so that you can comfortably cite numbers to demonstrate your success.

I have always met or exceeded my professional sales goals, and most often my personal ones too, especially in the last few years. I think with experience, I have learned to set my personal goals at an attainable level, very high, but not unreachable.

15 :: Explain a major goal you've set for yourself recently?

A personal example can be appropriate if it reinforces your pattern of accomplishments. Talk about results of achieving your goal. This indicates you set realistic goals and that you can focus on outcomes. Select an example that has interesting outcomes related to your efforts. The example should showcase your skills and abilities. Finally, talk about what you have learnt from this process and how you have taken on these lessons in your life. This will show the interviewer that you have reflected and drawn from your experience.

16 :: Explain why did you choose McDonalds?

Interviewer want to know this job will mean more than just a paycheck to you. They often ask this question to see if you want to work for their company or just any company. Use this opportunity to show the research you've done prior to your interview and how passionate you are about the position. If you want to make a hit, then take the time to understand the basics of your target company's brand. Be prepared to tap into the company's carefully crafted reputation.
It is the greater privilege for anyone to work in a reputed company like yours and it's one of the rapid growing industry. When I searching for your company I felt that this is right platform to enhance my skills and contribute my part to the growth of an industry.

17 :: Explain what would you do if you saw one of your coworkers out in the lobby socializing with their friends?

Tell them that they need to get back to work, and that there is an appropriate time for said interactions.

18 :: Explain a typical work week for this position?

This is one interview question that gets most of the interviewees off guard. Well, it is no Rocket Science to do that. All it requires is a bit of awareness and pro activeness to elaborate upon the rviewers ask this question to make sure that a your experience matches the job requirements. This question also helps the interviewer assess whether you have the personal qualities the company looks for in an employee, such as organization, the ability to work well with others, and an aptitude for meeting challenges head on. Make your answers as specific as possible by providing a real life example of each task. Never give a description of your 'typical' day as 'typical'. Color it vibrantly. Even if all you do is make copies of documents for your boss, make it sound like the most 'interesting' job you held (unless you are changing careers, if that is the case, concentrate on the good things (only) and see how you can translate that experience into the new role you are applying for).

19 :: Suppose you have an better salary offer from other company also than what will you do?

Recruiting a candidate costs money to the company so they would like to hire somebody who has some loyalty towards the company. You can answer this question by saying that though you know the attraction of money every job offers but you would first try to analyze the growth opportunities with both the jobs. If your present company can offer you the desired growth with the industry trend, you would not switch. You will discuss the issue with your senior and ask his views on your growth in the present job and if you see that there is a potential to grow in the present job, you will stick otherwise you will politely inform him about your decision to move ahead in life.

20 :: Do you know what I would do to bring more customers to the company?

What they would like to hear relates to every worker potential. How can you, as a part time after school team member help bring more customers to the company? By smiling warmly, listening attentively to them, getting a solution if they have an issue, ensuring they get their food hot, fresh and fast, ensuring they have a clean restaurant - and safe restaurant - to dine and relax in. Your attitude, speed and positivity is what will cause each customer to return again and again. The more money coming into the store, the better your future raises and promotions. The base job title for every single employee in every single job in the world is 'team' member. You all work as a team to give the best customer experience you can. This increases profits for all.

21 :: Tell me how long would you stay?

There is no need to answer this question directly. They're not expecting you to give them a finite period, but they will be expecting an answer that suggests you see yourself working in the company for the long term. And it's another way of trying to understand your goals and ambitions.

Well, it's early to say anything about it. But still. As long as I fill that it's my organization as well as the organization feels that I am part of it.

22 :: Tell me what is your availability?

It means what days, hours and when can you start. Make sure that you are honest about your availability and divulge any time constraints you have. The main thing to keep in mind is that the interviewer just wants an honest, straightforward answer from you.

24 :: Explain me what is the most important decision you make everyday as a store manager?

Here interviewer indirectly asking that are you a good decision maker or not. The interviewer may ask you to define the meaning of critical thinking and to assess the importance of it to the decision making process. Or do you have the ability to make important decisions or not or to know how you'd handle challenging and stressful situations and how strong your critical thinking skills. This is your chance to show that you're up to the task of making good decisions in challenging situations. So start with a story that shows you were successful in solving a tough problem and that shows a positive result for your boss and the business.

25 :: Tell us where do you see yourself in 5 years?

Like I said before, be honest. If you see yourself long gone from McDonalds in 5 years, be sure to let them know that you have bigger plans in your life. Be sure not to blab on, and keep answers short and sweet.