Disney World Job Interview Tips

Even if you did not get the job, Let us know…Then we will all Boycott Disney (well maybe not). From TH Creative Posted June 5, 2012 at 3:48 AM If you have any safety training (certified CPR, etc. ) that's alaways a plus. Also emphasize that you are in it for the long haul: "What's really exciting about the prospect of working with the company is the variety of lonmg term career opportunities that I know I will discover. I mean, Walt Disney World is like a city. There must be countless careers that I had no idea existed. " From J. Dana Posted June 5, 2012 at 12:05 PM It all depends on the job... (I can't tell you the specifics, but I have intimate knowledge of the Disney hiring process, hint hint).. the theme parks divisions, a knowledge of the parks is essential, sure, but you have to know about the job functions and skills too. For example, if you're being hired into finance, don't trot out all your Small World "behind-the-scenes" info. If you're interviewing for a technology/online job, same thing.

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Obviously that's not the only factor, but looking nice definitely helps! Be yourself and have a little fun with it. Good luck! Just be happy and show enthusiasm, it worked for me, and I was dressed in the loosest definition of business-casual you can imagine. Granted I also had prior theme park experience and food service experience so I was well qualified. Hi there, I'm just about to start my summer working as an international cast member, so my experience comes from international interviews - no idea if they will be similar, but I guess they will be looking for the same kind of things! I had a paired interview so if that's the same for you, don't be intimidated by other responses. In addition, as others have said, just SMILE, alot. Appear to be enthused about the company in general. I was interviewed by someone from the Entertainment section of Disney, so in my interview I talked about NextGen (the article had been posted on TPI the day before - Thankyou TPI!! ) and how I found it all fascinating and wanted to see parks develop etc.

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It may look all sunshine, happiness and roses on the outside, but when it comes to "running the mouse, " they're very hard to break into -- and just as hard to please. Best of luck, my friend. Be prepared, be early, dress up, and be pleasant and likable. If you get in, be prepared to work, work, work. Slackers need not apply. My niece was a CP working in food service. Hated every minute. She was termed after 3 months for spraining her ankle. She couldn't stand on it for 8 hours and the boot she had to wear was not part of the uniform. Disney is tough on its cast members. That's why the operation runs so well, and guests keep coming back. This discussion has been archived, and is not accepting additional responses.

Walt Disney World: Tips, tips, tips From Tyler Bell Posted May 30, 2012 at 7:50 AM I FINALLY after years, have a interview at Disney, and its on My birthday this Thursday. Can you guys please tell me everything to expect from the time I arrive until I leave from the interview. Let me know a SURE way to land a job at Walt Disney World Resort. Also let me know what they ask during the interview, I want to do everything right to get hired. Smile, Smile, SMILE, SMILE, SMILE, and SSMMIILLEE!!!! The rest is window you are trying to go for a "talent" position.... It wouldn't hurt to read the following threads as well: From Tyler Bell Posted May 30, 2012 at 12:05 PM Thanks From Brian Emery Posted May 30, 2012 at 1:01 PM I would go into the meeting dressed in Shorts and an t-shirt, no shoes or socks.. Sit down put my feet up on the desk and say "Let's talk Salary first"…. They will know you mean business and you will get the job…. Also Mention you know me… And Tip the person a $20 Be yourself, no BS, Do not try to sell yourself… Do not babble on if you do not know the answer to a question… Be honest… Dress up like you are serious… Dont be affraid to dress up, everyone I know who wore a suit to their interview ended up getting a job.

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