Applied roughly 2 weeks prior. Called the location to check-up on my interview status, and they simply asked when I was available for an interview. I came in that morning and we sat in the dinning area, with the Assistant Manager. She didn't ask any questions, rather talk about Burger King and the fast food business in general. Since this was my first job, she advised me you make the job on how you take it. You come in here just as a body, then it won't be a good job. If you come in here with a positive attitude then you'll love it. She also talked about customer service a tad. On how one of her friends got mayonnaise thrown at her as an unhappy female customer didn't want that on her sandwich (McDonalds). The employee simply asked the customer if that made her feel better in a calm and collect tone (something in that context). The moral of the story is, earlier that day her husband (the customer) passed away. Any little thing can make someone go off and you just have to keep it calm and not let them get to you. She said how most young teenagers aren't aware on handling tough and stressful situation and they'll usually backlash at the person rather ensure great customer satisfaction.

It was quick and easy, the manager that did it seemed haired and not prepared. He did seem to have a hands on approach when I waited for the interview, it did seem like he was understaffed.