The people you work with are wonderful.
There is a ton of room for development if you are willing to put the work in, with no pay increase.
It is by far the best retail company you can work for.
The CEO's decisions aren't popular, but they're the right decisions after the mistakes the former CEO made.
Also, the benefits are awesome.
In order to move up the ladder, you really have to be 'in' with District and Group level management. People working to promote you will tell you that you need to sell yourself well. You can be an awesome leader and dominate your current role, but it'll mean nothing if you have a hard time talking to your stone-faced Group leader. On the flip side, you can be terrible at your job, but if you can talk yourself up, there isn't a position you can't get.
Promote more based on achievements, not on social standing within the company.
Normal process with a normal question. Try to show your personality and be fast, fun, and friendly.
The interviews will be behavior-based. I.e., tell me about a time you... You will likely interview with at least one other candidate and two interviewers. They are looking for people who can solve problems quickly, learn from mistakes, and work as
I was hired through an internship. The interview process evaluated my performance during my internship. I also worked on a project and presented my research at the end of my internship to the top executives.
Normal process with a normal question. Try to show your personality and be fast, fun, and friendly.
The interviews will be behavior-based. I.e., tell me about a time you... You will likely interview with at least one other candidate and two interviewers. They are looking for people who can solve problems quickly, learn from mistakes, and work as
I was hired through an internship. The interview process evaluated my performance during my internship. I also worked on a project and presented my research at the end of my internship to the top executives.