Hospital Cashier

A key part of a cashier's job is handling money, so trustworthiness and integrity are important. In your answer, highlight your experience managing money, your past employers' feedback on your honesty and your accuracy in managing the cash drawer.

An alternative to this interview question would be why do you want this job? When faced with this question, the first thing to remember is that the employer or interviewer is interested in your motivation.

Think back to the time you encountered the position, what convinced you to submit an application? Use that in your answer and remember to add why you think the company is a best fit for you. Employers enjoy a little flattery.

At Macy’s, a customer got quite antsy when he realized that he did not get the change that he was supposed to. He gave me a $100 bill and I was required to return $20 to him but accidentally gave him $10. He got very upset and asked to see a supervisor. I apologized but did not offer too much of an explanation of my error as I somehow gauged he was too upset to listen to me. I called my supervisor before the situation got out of hand.

Quite well, actually! I have worked in the retail arena before and can safely say that I am comfortable with most of its demands.

You and your coworkers represent the company you work for everyday to the people who come in. You’ve probably experienced various levels of customer service yourself. Pull from these experiences to describe exactly how you’d want to be treated by a cashier. This is the most important of the four cashier interview questions and answers. A good answer to this might be that customer service means keeping a smile, greeting everyone kindly, and providing assistance whenever necessary.

I have recently attended a two day workshop on cashiering in which I perfected my credit card payment processing and verification skills.

Perhaps you didn’t like some customer, or someone was really rude with you, or had stupid remarks. It is completely natural to find it hard to be courteous in such a situation. But you should say that you still tried your best, since it is important to maintain a good level of customer satisfaction.

Discounts are given at the time of purchase while rebates are given after the purchase has been made. Once the customer has paid the full amount, they are refunded the rebate amount after some documentation. Discounts and rebates, both imply that the customer has to pay less than the actual price for the merchandise bought.

My primary strategy for dealing with stress is to focus on the parts of my job I can control while not worrying about the parts out of my control. This allows me to devote all my energy to being the best employee I can be. Additionally, I mentally compartmentalize stress to keep problems from one area of work or life from affecting other areas.

As a cashier, you will constantly be interacting with customers. It's crucial that you provide quality service and that your description is in sync with how the employer views customer service.

"I would define excellent customer service as doing whatever is necessary to keep the customer happy. Whether it's greeting them with a smile, ensuring they have everything they need, or providing them with assistance. It also means resolving any issues that may arise, no matter who was at fault."

I am good with both cash handling and customer service. Since these two aspects of a cashier’s work are the most important, I excel in this role.

I have handled all forms of non cash transactions including credit cards, vouchers, check payments and online amount transfers.

I have handled all forms of non cash transactions including credit cards, vouchers, check payments and online amount transfers.

Good customer service is the most important aspect of any cashier’s work. Since they work at the front end, creating a good impression of the establishment they are working for is extremely important. On the other hand, proper cash handling and cash balancing are equally important.

Good customer service is the most important aspect of any cashier’s work. Since they work at the front end, creating a good impression of the establishment they are working for is extremely important. On the other hand, proper cash handling and cash balancing are equally important.

Since the cashier deals with public and represents the company or the store, customer dealing skills are a must.