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Frequently Asked Questions
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Application and hiring process
Online application tips
  • How will I know that my application has been received?
    Once you have submitted your completed application, you will receive an automated response indicating that we have received it. To ensure that your email system allows receipt of our messages, please set your email filter to receive emails from jobs@bucklerecruitment.com. You should receive a second email within 48 hours that details the status of your application.
  • I'm having trouble submitting my online application. What should I do?
    Start by clearing your online cache and cookies. To do so, click on the "tools" option on your Internet browser's toolbar and then scroll down and select "Internet options." Click on "delete cookies" and "delete files" (found on the center of the page).

    Also, be sure to that your computer is set to the correct time (and correct time zone for your area), to help prevent getting "timed out" during the application process. Remember: you can always save your application and go back and finish it later by logging in as a returning user.
  • Who should I contact if I have a technical problem with the online application?
    For technical assistance, please call the Kenexa help desk at 1-877-560-4084 or email them at helpdesk.lincoln@kenexa.com.
  • What are the minimum system requirements for this site?
    To ensure that all site applications function properly, you must have a supported web browser and operating system, and an Internet connection of 56.6k or faster.

    Supported Web Browsers
    • Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 and greater
    • Netscape Navigator 4.7 and greater, excluding 6.0
    Supported Operating Systems
    • Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows ME, Windows 2000 or Windows vXP, Macintosh systems with OS 7.6 and newer
    Supported Processor Speed
    • Minimum 233 MHz Pentium Processor or equivalent, 500 MHz recommended
    Memory
    • Minimum 128 MB of RAM, 256 MB of RAM recommended
Career path
  • What is the career path at the Buckle?
    In most cases, you will begin your Buckle career as a teammate, intern, or management trainee. From there, you have the potential to be promoted to team leader, assistant manager—or in the case of a management trainee—store manager. Once you have reached the store manager position, you may have the opportunity to oversee other stores (in addition to your own) as an area or district manager. Visit the Career Path page to learn more about the different job opportunities available at the Buckle.
  • Does the Buckle promote from within?
    Absolutely. The Buckle pursues a promote-from-within philosophy and believes in providing teammates with continual opportunities for growth.
  • Do you offer internships?
    Yes. Many of our stores offer internship positions. To apply, click on Apply and search for internship opportunities by zip code. Simply select the job that you are interested in and complete the online application. Once you have submitted your completed application, you will receive an automated reply outlining next steps.
  • Do you offer part-time positions?
    Yes. If you are interested in a part-time teammate position, please click on Apply to search for jobs by zip code. Simply select the job you that you are interested in and complete the online application. Once you have submitted your completed application, you will receive an automated reply outlining next steps.
  • How do I become a store manager?
    All of our store managers are promoted from within the company. If you are interested in pursuing a management position with the Buckle, we encourage you to apply to become a management trainee. Please note that all management trainees must be willing to relocate.
  • Does the Buckle offer assistance with relocation?
    In some instances, the Buckle may offer relocation assistance to selected management trainees and store managers.
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