The first part of the question required you to share a situation from prior experience where something happened with an angry guest, there was a disagreement between you and a leader, or any type of reward you received for something job related. (Ex. Employee of the month.) After you share the situation, they ask you to explain how you handled it and what the outcome was. They may ask if you learned anything from it, but even if they don't it's REALLY smart to say you did, then somehow answer them by finding a way to relate it to the job. I applied for the cashier position, so they asked questions about handling money, the register (technology in general), and your overall experience with customer interaction. The questions are relative to the specific job.
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Why do you want to work at Target?
Tell me about a time you changed a situation with your attitude.
If you saw someone stealing would it be a problem letting management know what you have seen?
What do you do if a customer comes to you in a terrible mood and screaming at you to fix a problem?
Tell me about a time when you had to work with an employee you disagreed with.
Name a time when you worked with someone to reach a goal.
When have you had to help others?
Why did you choose Target?
Well the on the phone, I was asked about my schedule and about a cashier position, which I did not apply for. At the actual interview, I was asked various questions about my past experiences with customer service that was read from a pamphlet and notes were taken.
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