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March 23, 2023
Career Advice
Application Tips: Advice from Aramark’s Military Community
Army National Guard Captain and Aramark Talent Acquisition Partner Edward D. shares five job application tips to help you prepare for your next role.
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Whether you’re applying for an entry-level role or a senior management position at Aramark, acing an interview is vitally important to landing the role of your dreams. An interview allows you to show your qualifications, make lasting impressions on people who may become your coworkers, and express genuine interest in a future with Aramark. No matter the role you’re applying for, we want to help you perform at your best. Continue reading for advice and tips on interview preparation, execution, and landing your dream job.
Proper preparation is crucial for an interview in any position in any industry. It’s important to thoroughly understand the company, the role, and the best way you can stand out. Think about probable conversation topics, thoughtfully consider your qualifications, and recognize opportunities where you can make a positive impact at Aramark. In preparing for your interview remember to:
When it comes to interview attire, business casual or business formal should become your go-to. Business casual entails blouses, button-down shirts, polos, dark wash jeans, khakis, or dress pants. For business formal attire, consider wearing a blazer, dress pants, a suit, a tie, or a formal dress, and in general stick to neutral and dark colors. Don’t be afraid to ask your recruiter for the dress code, and most importantly, make sure you’re comfortable in whatever you’re wearing!
Baltimore, MD
Job ID: 483621
State College, PA
Job ID: 483627
Pittsburgh, PA
Job ID: 483662
Blair Day, Talent Acquisition Manager
— Blair Day, Talent Acquisition Manager
You’ve done your research. You’re prepared and ready for your Aramark interview. It’s time to walk the walk and talk the talk. Remember these tips during your interview for tremendous results:
Sending a follow-up email to the person who interviewed you can go a long way. It shows that you valued their time, learned valuable information, and are excited about the opportunity. A thank you note can set the tone for the future of your interview process or even your career with Aramark.
In your email, consider including the following:
Army National Guard Captain and Aramark Talent Acquisition Partner Edward D. shares five job application tips to help you prepare for your next role.
Read More