I applied online and had to do a questionnaire which is basically to see if you're a people-person. I then got an email to attend an in-store interview where I was asked situational questions and had to go on the shop floor and talk about products or how to make the aisle look better.
informal and very friendly was quite easy could skip questions and go back to them at end so less pressure asked about hobbies and school had to bring passport to interview
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Boots in Jun 2017
Interview
I applied online and received an email about a few days later saying I had passed through to the next stage. I, then, booked an Interview slot for the week after. I had my Interview today, and it was pretty much just like what the other posts had said on here. The questions just differed slightly. I was asked to say a bit about myself and my university course and why I had chosen the course I had etc.
Overall my experience was positive. All the staff I met at the store were really friendly. The interview did not last as long the hour mentioned in the email. My interview lasted about 20-30 mins, which I thought was a really bad sign but 2 hours later I got offered the position.
I applied in-person. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Boots (Birmingham, England) in Oct 2017
Interview
We were put into groups so when we went in, we got told who our assigned team leader was and then all the groups parted ways. We got given scenarios (a frantic customer going on holiday soon, a customer whose favourite product sold out etc) and what we'd do in the different situations. Then we were allocated a diff part of the store each and had to answer questions on what was good, what we would change if we had 5 mins and what we would change if we had longer.