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Host Interview

Busser Question(s) & Actual Evaluation

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* Please note that the following answer(s) are just sample answers from one of our candidates. It doesn't mean that it's the correct or wrong answer.
Please refer to the evaluation for more insight.


  • Classification: Host
  • Topic(s): Busser
Interview Question:

Can you explain your experience as a Host and how you handle busy shifts?

Candidate's Answer:

Well recently I've not been a host but I'm to handle a busy shift I do is how it take initiative others like an empty table you know set it myself whenever people left dirty dishes on the table after leaving I would bring them back to the kitchen

AI Evaluation:

Your answer is somewhat relevant to the question, as you mentioned taking initiative and being proactive during busy shifts. However, it would have been more effective if you had specifically outlined your experience as a Host and provided examples of how you successfully handled busy shifts in that role. It would have also been beneficial to mention any specific strategies or techniques you used to manage the workload during these busy shifts.

To improve your answer, you could provide a more clear and detailed explanation of your experience as a Host, including any challenges you faced and how you overcame them. You could also elaborate on your communication skills, ability to prioritize tasks, and teamwork skills that helped you navigate busy shifts successfully.

Overall, your answer demonstrates some relevant qualities for a Host position, but could benefit from more specific examples and details to showcase your experience and capabilities effectively. Therefore, I would rate your answer 2/5.

  • Classification: Host
  • Topic(s): Busser
Interview Question:

How would you greet and seat guests in a timely and efficient manner?

Candidate's Answer:

Well first says they would walk in and greet him you know by saying hello welcome to the restaurant name and then I wouldn't get into too much of a talk with him cuz I don't want to take too long and have the other customers wait waiting so I'll just you know say hello how you doing you know would you like how many people you have see you here here you know and get out of the next customer

AI Evaluation:

Your answer is somewhat appropriate to the question, as you outlined a basic greeting and seating process for guests. However, it lacks detail and depth.

To improve your answer, you could include more specific steps on how you would efficiently greet and seat guests. For example, you could mention how you would prioritize seating for larger parties, offer assistance to guests with special needs, and communicate with the waitstaff to ensure a smooth seating process. You could also mention how you would maintain a friendly and welcoming attitude throughout the interaction.

Overall, your answer could be improved by providing a more thorough and detailed explanation of your approach to greeting and seating guests.

Rating: 2/5