I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at ALDI (Penrith) in Mar 2019
Interview
Aldi is a very long process with five steps.
1st The online application
2nd The interview
3rd Police/ medical Check
4th Manger supervision while working
5th Team working with manager supervision
It is a short interview with only 3 questions then a short talk with the interviewer about your availabilities and store preferences.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at ALDI in Jul 2018
Interview
Pretty faster paced interview didn’t really ask a lot of questions just really wanted to know why I wanted to work there & my job exacerbation. But I think it went pretty well if I do say so my self. I feel like interview process is pretty easy if u practice the night before
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at ALDI (Durham, NC) in Jan 2019
Interview
Met with Aldi reps at a Job Fair and was then granted an interview at the store. I was told to "wear comfortable shoes." The interview is a song-and-dance routine that would anger any prospective emoployee. The store manager just wants to see if you can walk and talk at the same time. The interview consisted of me running around the store following the manager, who never stopped working, while I talked to the back of his head. They're trying to make the point very clear that you will never stop working-- and their incentive of better pay is because they don't staff the store with enough employees. (So yes, you might make more at Aldis, but they are getting twice the work out of one employee. And if you don't get your assigned tasks done, it falls on your co-workers. That's great for morale, right? Please don't waste your time with this backwards company, as an employee or a customer.