Most difficult question - "What is your greatest weakness, or what can you improve on?" It wasn't so much an unexpected question or a difficult one, I'll admit I was just too lazy to practice for possible questions so I wasn't fully able to answer it. She was nice enough to let it slide and gave me her answer, that she could improve on public speaking. She said it doesn't have to be a bad thing necessarily, just something that you can work on.
Why do you want to work at Target?
Situational Questions
Tell me something about yourself that you could improve on
Most of the questions are pretty typical, the only one I had trouble with was "Tell me about a time where you exceeded expectations" but it was still pretty simple.
What would you do if you scanned an item and it came up as $19, but the customer was convinced that it was $17? How would you make up for the inconvenience if it turns out the price was incorrect?
What would you do if an item rung up to be $19 but the customer insisted that it was $17?
If a customer challenged you to a price on an item what would you do?
Name a specific time (details of person, situation, scenario) when you weren't able to accomplish all of your tasks.
Are you available to work on these dates?
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