I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Bakers Footwear in Feb 2012
Interview
The day after I applied at Bakers i received a call from the manager to come in for an interview that week. When i met her for the interview she was nice and welcoming and we kind of casually started talking about how nice the weather had been. She than began the interview process and asked why I wanted to work at Bakers and what made me apply. Next she asked for me to tell her about myself and I kind of just went over my resume and talked about school and my internships. Then she asked about my availability and proceeded with questions regarding the store and possible situations with clients. The "What ifs" and "What would you do". Next she told me about the dress code and what would be expected of me as far as sales.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How would you handle a customer who says they are just looking and don't have any money?
I applied in-person. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Bakers Footwear
Interview
I was asked pretty basic interview questions such as to describe my work ethic, how i would react in certain situations, etc. The woman who interviewed me was friendly and made me feel quite comfortable. I do not remember the exact interview questions as it was quite long ago but I do remember the hiring manager telling me I had the biggest smile she had ever seen and that I got the job because of it.
I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Bakers Footwear (Hampton, VA) in Jun 2012
Interview
The store I applied at was being taken over by a new manager and my friend told me to apply because the manager was looking to hire new people. I got an application and turned it in the same day to the hiring/store manager. She told me that the following week she was going to be calling all applicants for interviews. The next week I did not get a call, rather the week later. I was scheduled for an interview the same day and was told to "dress to impress". After getting dolled up I arrived and was told to pick out accessories or shoes to match what I was wearing and then asked to explain why I picked the items I did. I then had an interview outside with the manager. I would recommend knowing your stuff! It looks good when you know information about the company you are applying for. This is a job that also works off of commission so if you don't like commission selling, this isn't for you.
