I had filled out the personality questionnaire a year ago. I kept applying for open positions via the website but never was contacted for any. I decided to add details to my resume that I wouldn't have done otherwise--I had worked for a clothing department store before but knew that if they were called, I wouldn't get a good review (and probably everyone I worked with were already gone anyway). So I added I had fitting room experience and was familiar with the ins and outs of customer service. Lo and behold, I get an email asking for an interview for a seasonal position. I scheduled an interview myself on their website. On interview day, I found myself sitting next to a 16 year old facing the interviewer. We were interviewed together! That irritated me. Questions asked (besides the old standard of tell me about yourself): * Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years? * Tell me about an instance where you saw a co-worker doing something wrong. What did you do? * Tell me about a time you helped someone. * How do you handle multitasking? Nearly all of the questions were focused on how you would behave as an employee. I got an offer of employment on the spot--not as seasonal, but full time. There is no negotiating salary. I would recommend dressing in black pants/skirt with a black suit coat or cardigan, since black is the employee color. There is a large age range in the people who work here, which is a little refreshing from the norm. Definitely ask every single question you can concerning day to day concerns on employment because if you don't ask no one will tell you.