I applied online. I interviewed at Target (Midland, MI) in Nov 2015
Interview
I put in an application for seasonal help through their online application. Six days later I received a call asking me to interview the following day. When I arrived for my interview about 15 minutes early, they asked me to please wait in the food service area. It took bout ten minutes and a team leader came and took me upstairs for my 1st interview. She was very friendly and easy to talk to. She went through my availability and asked if I had any questions for her. Then she proceeded to ask the behavioral preselected interview question that were on my paper work and took notes of my answers. After we finished she asked if I had time to do another interview and of course I said yes. She took me to another room and asked me to wait. After about 10 minutes another very friendly employee came to do my second interview which was exactly like the first only new questions. When we were done she let me know that I should hear from them within a week if they would be offering me a position.
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
What would a previous supervisor or teacher list as your strengths?
Easy question and answer, felt honest and geniune. There were two back to back interviews, first with a team leader, then the executive lead. Not long after this I was given an offer.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Give an example of a time you ran into conflict on a job, and how did you resolve that confluct?
Applied online or you can also apply in store at a kiosk. Phone interview with HR and then with the department. Friendly environment. Questions were typical tell me about a time or how would you handle x situation.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time you had a difficult customer?
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Target
Interview
Easy, quick, to the point. Not as stressful as I imagined. Initial interview followed by two more. Final interview was with HR ETL. It was a pleasant experience. I would recommend to prepare, but not over prepare.