I applied in-person. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at ALDI (Brisbane) in Feb 2015
Interview
I applied in person but the general application is online. This is then followed by a group interview (tip: make sure you are on time, you will not be interviewed if you are late). If successful from the group interview, you then have a one on one with an area manager and store manager.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
what has been your greatest achievement in the last year?
what experience have you had in a retail environment?
Math questions on money exchange as you have to be able to process correct change without a calculator.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at ALDI (Londres, Inglaterra) in Jun 2018
Interview
Applied online and thought I wasn’t successful as I hadn’t been contacted for around 3 weeks. I then got an email to arrange a 1:1 interview and was offered the job.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at ALDI (Londres, Inglaterra) in Aug 2018
Interview
Online application which contains several questionnaires asking you which actions are the most/least likely courses of action that you would take. Quite a few are down to common sense. Took approx. 1 hour to complete.
Group assessment in which there were around a dozen of us, not everyone was applying for the same store though. We went around the table introducing ourselves, followed by a very basic numeracy test which you have 5 minutes to complete. Then we had a group discussion where we had to prioritise situations in a set scenario, the key is to involve yourself in this, stand out from the crowd. Finally we talked about the company itself and ifs history. The whole group assessment took around 1 hour.
Individual assessment was more like an informal chat with the area manager, I was asked why i wanted to work for Aldi, availability and just a bit about myself, this lasted around 20 minutes.
If successful during the interview stages then you are invited for a store assessment. First 30 minutes is going over all the health and safety details followed by a tour of the store. The manager then gave me a 'shopping list' which I had to complete, easily done if you paid attention during the store tour. Then i had to show them how capable I was on the till. The rest of the time was doing standard shop floor jobs of clearing boxes, unloading pallets, neatening shelves.