There was an online test with situational multichoice questions, followed by an interview in-store. The assistant manager checked my right to work doc, asked me some questions from a sheet (mostly "tell me about a time when you ..." kind of questions. She kept apologizing about the way the questions were phrased but explained she had to work from the sheet. Then there were exercises on the shop floor. I had to talk about a product I had chosen beforehand, which was on the shelves, "sell" it to her over another product that she picked off the same shelf, approach a customer and try to sell her some new hand-cream on which they were running a promotion, and choose an area of the store and explain what I would do to improve it and why (move stock from a lower shelf to an empty promotional display, for example). Then back to her office for questions about my availability and flexibility. The whole interview took just over an hour. I am still waiting to hear if I've got an offer.