None of the questions were all that difficult. Remembering to include specific tangible results for each story was sometimes a challenge. "How did you manage a task or project where you were given few instructions?" I answered with a story about setting a display in a different fashion than had previously been done. The result was a much cleaner looking display with out big shelving units allowing the merchandise to be moved around easier as it sold through.
explain a time where u showed excellence in your past work?
What previous experience do you have in any type of retail store?
Name a situation where I had to juggle multiple tasks at once.
Tell me about your previous experiences?
Tell me about yourself?
How do you feel about working the proposed schedule?
Name one flaw about yourself
I was nearly caught off guard when I was asked a difficult question, "Please explain a time when you were in a challenging situation. How were you able to make the situation better for a customer/guest without having a manager involved and why you did it." It seemed to be quite a vague question, yet a critical one. Knowing that it wasn't a right or wrong answer to this, I stated in my brief senario the best way how I handled the problem. That case it was known that there is potential into figuring out difficult situations, without producing nor prolonging any unnecessary conflicts.
Are you okay working hours advertised? Are you interested in forklift training? Why do you think you would work well in this position?
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