I thought I observed well, but it seems that I didn't do that very obviously enough. On that day, there were a lot of semi-trucks on the roads. That was a bit nervous, as I didn't have a lot of space (in a small town). The examiner was nice, and that was a big relief. Anyway, I passed the test!
I have an in-person interview next Tuesday. I had a nice discussion with the manager. He invited me to have an in-person interview. I applied for a technical support (similar to ARA in the states). It is a part-time job, and it was posted for 25+days when I applied.
I learned that at Best Buy, part-time employees may work long hours. May I request to work longer hours (perhaps in customer service) to achieve 30 hours a week, and have a letter stating that I work full-time? I need it to apply for OHIP, which is important to me.
Best Buy called me 3 days after I applied for a Technical Support Representative position. We had a phone interview. The manager (I guess) asked me some questions, for example, about my computer repair skills and customer service skills. He also asked me about soldering and the challenges of repairing. Then he said, 'I need to go for an in-person interview next week.'
I am a bit excited. Is it easy to pass the interview? What kind of questions should I expect? He told me that the job is more focused on repairing like changing batteries and RAM/ROM, but it might also need me to help customers.
I really want this job, as I have been unemployed for 7 months.