I received an email around 10:30 after a couple of days after applying online. After confirming my interest and interview time availability, I received an email with extremely vague response that hinted at an unprofessional attitude from the manager, or whoever was interviewing me. "I'm here until 5 on tuesday" was their response. Obviously requiring a certain time, I again asked for a specific time frame. Not to my surprise, I didn't receive an email for a day and had to email back the morning of the interview. Luckily, I got a response. The interview, however, was worse than the lackluster communication; she only asked questions that were already on my application, which were my availability, desired pay, high-school extracurriculars, and any references. No questions about my work-ethic or qualities were asked, which was something I expected from a manager who should want to create a functioning working environment. I was told that I would get a response by friday, yet I was sent an email saying that I was not given the job a few days after Friday. On top of the unprofessional communication from the manager, the rejection from Raising Canes on Webb Chapel was very frustrating.

The process was friendlier than I expected while we talked mostly about the skills that I possessed and what would my contribution to the company be. Overall the experience though me a lot about how to present one self in a formal setting.