Chipotle interview questions

Applied online. Received an e-mail a week later for an interview. First interview was a group interview. I was then asked for a second interview with the general manager. It went well and was told that I would be called in a few days to set up a tour and a final interview. Never received the call and a few days later received an e-mail that I did not get the job.

My interview experience was pretty basic and what I expected from a Chipotle interview. I applied online and was called the next day for an interview which we scheduled for the following day. I dressed in khaki pants, a button down shirt with no tie, and sneakers. The interview was pretty natural I walked to the cashier and asked to see the manager for an interview. After a couple minutes the manager came to meet me and we talked right in the middle of the restaurant. I was very polite and tried to show a lot of enthusiasm and energy, which is exactly what they were looking for. I made sure to just be happy and smile at the customers and current employees and to answer all questions as honestly as I could. They also really like individuals who are curious and motivated because Chipotle is a great company for people to grow from general cashiers to managers. I personally did not get asked many questions about the company itself, though I would definitely encourage people to review the website beforehand because i heard a lot of stories about people getting asked about it for their own interviews. The process only took about 20 min and then I was asked for my social security card and a photo id. Unfortunately I left these in my apt so I had to quickly run home and come back. I wound up using my passport instead proving that I was a U.S. citizen. When I got back I was asked more about what positions I would like to do and I was introduced to many of the staff. Right there on the spot I got the position and filled out all the necessary forms with the manager in the back room. I start this weekend.