I interviewed at two different locations - both of which I didn't get an offer. The first location I had two seperate one-on-one interviews with the general manager and the kitchen manager. The general manager asked typical questions you would find on this website and seemed impressed that I knew the background and mission of Chipotle. He was easy-going and it was relatively informal, and talked about how much he loved working there and that they tend to hire within. Then I scheduled for my second interview a few days later with the kitchen manager. We sat down outside and he pretty much just looked through my job application, said everything looked good, asked about what the other manager talked about and also mentioned how much he loved working at chipotle. Then, after asking again what my job experience was (I had none, just volunteering and exta curriculars), we shook hands and he said I'll get a reply back in 48 hours. The entire interview lasted a few minutes. I never got a call back so I phoned them 3 days later. They said the managers were going to have a meeting the next day and my application still said in process, so the lady on the phone said she will give me a call once that's over. Never gave me a call, didn't bother calling back. The second location interview lasted about an hour and was a lot more intense. I interviewed with the general manager and the service manager, one after the other, but still one-on-one. They constantly emphasized top preformers and asked a lot of the personality questions like "What words would your friends describe you with?" and "What is your definition of excellent customer service?" They said I'll get a call back in a few days if they were to schedule a second interview, but I never did. Pretty unforfunate because I actually wanted to work there.

The interview was fairly simple. Interview questions based more so on personality and teamwork abilities. The whole interview process lasted less than 20 minutes as there was multiple candidates applying at the same time.