Ross Stores Interviews
Learn more about the overall interview process at Ross Stores from current employees. The majority of Ross Stores employees think the interviews are average and rate their experience a C+ or 69/100. The average employee completed 1 interviews and received a response within a week.
In general, based on 12197 ratings and 1552 employees, Ross Stores has an overall culture score of C- or 62/100. Ross Stores is ranked in the Bottom 30% of similar sized companies on Comparably. The Sales department, the Product department, and the Customer Support department are the most satisfied with their experience at Ross Stores. However, the Finance department, the Admin department, and employees of other ethnicities are the least satisfied.
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Recent Questions About the Interview Process at Ross Stores
- How do I do well in an interview at Ross Stores?All you have to do is show up. A prospective employee came to her interview and the manager had forgotten and wasn't there for it, so it got rescheduled and then a month later she was an employee.Be flexible. If you have a life or outside obligations, look elsewhereStay calm and have a good attitude
- How long do the interviews usually take at Ross Stores?10min10/15 minutes
- What should I wear for an interview at Ross Stores?Business casualBlack top and black slacks/jeans.
- How would you describe your overall experience interviewing at Ross Stores?I remember having to call back more than once because I hadn't received the emails I was supposed to receive before and it being alittle awkward. I had applied at a independent website and had to re fill out the application on the ross website after my interview.
- What was the most difficult question that was asked during your interview at Ross Stores?Describe a time you were asked to do something you had no experience doing.
