Part-time interview skills in coffee shops?

Coffee shops are places where people feel relaxed, not as fast-paced as KFC or McDonald's, so many people choose to work as part-time waiters in coffee shops. But coffee shops generally recruit fewer part-time jobs and fewer people. So if you want to find a part-time job in a coffee shop, the preparation for the interview is very important. What should I pay attention to when interviewing for a part-time job in a coffee shop? First, find the job advertisements and understand the job requirements. After receiving the interview notice, go to interview the job advertisement in the coffee shop immediately. Because when you are looking for a part-time job, you must have submitted a lot of resumes and found several different part-time jobs, so you may have forgotten the recruitment requirements of the coffee shop you are going to interview. You find the job advertisement for the interview position, understand the background of the cafe you want to interview and the requirements for part-time staff, and look for relevant information on the Internet yourself to get ready. Second, check the transportation route to the interview, and don't be late. Being late will give the interviewer a bad impression that you are not punctual. The employer will call or send a text message to inform the interview time and place. You must check the traffic route, plan the route and find out where to get on and off. In order to avoid unexpected delays on the way, try to leave enough time for the interview. Third, I have a certain understanding of coffee. You go to the coffee shop for an interview. If you know coffee, it will definitely be a big plus. When you take a part-time job in a coffee shop, you should know something about coffee. Get a general idea of what kind of coffee there is, the origin and source of coffee, the taste of coffee, and have a clear understanding of the variety and name of coffee sold in the coffee shop for interview, so as to better serve customers. Fourth, pay attention to personal image. Paying attention to your personal image during an interview can leave a good impression on the interviewer. Coffee shop is a leisurely place. You don't have to wear a suit and tie, but don't be sloppy, giving people a feeling of clean sunshine. Pay attention to your manners during the interview, and don't be too nervous. Just relax。 With strong coffee flavor and soft music, you must like to work part-time in a coffee shop. The above are some skills about part-time job interviews in coffee shops, hoping to help you find a part-time job that can make money and enjoy life.