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MAKE YOUR MARK

Do What Others Deem

Nervous? Don't be.

How can I prepare?

Help us get to know you by explaining how your prior experience and successes have prepared you for the role you’re pursuing with us. Review the job description and do a bit of research on the operation and our company. Come with a few examples in mind that demonstrate your strengths, any questions you have about the opportunity, and a healthy dose of curiosity. It’s always a good idea to get plenty of sleep and eat a good breakfast, too.

Should I ask questions?

Thoughtful questions demonstrate your level of understanding, your interest, and your passions, so don’t hold back. Your interview is an opportunity for you to get to know us too.

What should I wear?

We recommend wearing professional clothes since we prefer following our dress code policy. You don’t need to dress up to impress us, your attitude matters the most.

How much time will the interview take?

You’ll typically meet with two to four people for up to 30 minutes each.

It's time.

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    “I believe that customer service is not a department. On the contrary, it’s the company’s culture. It’s the philosophy of the leadership that permeates from the CEO to the newest hire.”
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