Coming to the store, I was worried yet prepared for any questions that could be regularly asked during interviews (ex. Why do you want to work here, tell me about a time you handled a rude customer, etc.). When I went inside, I asked one of the workers that I was there for my interview, and she was helpful in sending someone to take me to the office. The wait wasn't long (about 5 minutes or less), and by the time I came into the office, I was ready to speak and answer questions from the interviewer.
However, it turned out to be one of the easiest interviews I have ever been to because the interviewer and I just got to chat, get to know each other, and go over the duties of the role I was interested in. Essentially, the interviewer only asked about myself, when I was available to work, and if there were any concerns I had. I ended up not needing to remember strict answers to questions, and just focus on building a positive bond. After the interview was over, it only took about less than a week to hear back from the company that I got the job.
