Requesting a location?

[Jenniecamp86]

Is it possible to request a location? My sister was accepted for QSFB and it wasn't something she was expecting to get, so she was wondering if she could at least have some say in where she works so she can be a little happier in her position. She is also a vegetarian and the smell of meat cooking makes her sick, so she's hoping to get a bakery or ice cream shop.

If she can request a location, where do you guys think would she be happiest?

Thanks in advance!

 

[keypooh90]

The best time to request locations is actually during the phone interview.

 

[Jenniecamp86]

The best time to request locations is actually during the phone interview.

Thanks, I'll let her know. She didn't ask for this role at all, so wouldn't have had a chance to make a request. She's really nervous about it, but hopefully it's a good experience for her.

 

[keypooh90]

Also I've heard some people have been able to email recruiting. Maybe try that.

 

[Jenniecamp86]

Thank you! I'll let her know!

 

[khancock]

they want it during the interview. Even if she didn't say a specific QSR location, she could have done something general like "Epcot" or "Port Orleans".

They don't want people emailing.

https://disneyprogramsblog.com/when-is-the-best-time-to-request-a-specific-work-location/

The whole article is good.

Also saw this in the comments from Disney.

"Over the last several years, the number of people making location requests dramatically increased, although it was never information actively solicited by the Recruiting Team. The challenge was that these requests were coming in after the interview or shortly before they arrived when this type of information was not being collected.

It was obvious that many students wished to share this information; they just didn’t know when they should do it. The reason this article was written was to advise everyone that they should do this during the telephone interview. The telephone interview is the time when information about an applicant is actively being notated and requested by the College Recruiting Team."