Workin at forever 21?

Question

k is there any kind of dress code, cause all i really have is abercrombie clothes

n what should i expect bout the interview

Answer 1

Well I went to the interview and didn't get hired.

But it is a group interview, there will probably be about ten people, maybe more looking for the job. You will get asked about 3 questions about customer service, and your experience, maybe about your personal life.

Also, you will NEED to stand out because so many people will be looking for the job. Have maximum avaliability because they want people with a lot of availability.

Answer 2

For the interview dress fancy...not a prom dress or anything, but it is a clothing store and the first impression they are going to get from you is your looks and sense of style! All you have to wear while working is clothes from Forever 21...if not, then similiar style clothes without major brand names showing(especially abercrombie, sorry I don't think that will be ok!). Most clothing stores interview in a group interview. They'll definitely ask you first to tell them a little about yourself. Basically most the other questions are on an experience basis. For example, Explain a time that a customer was angry and what did you do to solve the problem? What would you do if you had a major arguement about a coworker, and how would you react? They also sometimes ask questions like what are your strengths and weaknesses? Why do you want to work here? and THEN I was onced asked those "throw you off" questions when I interviewed at Urban Outfitters, they asked us if we could be any animal what would we be and why? haha... After the interview, they will always ask if you have any questions, it looks good if you ask them a few because it shows how much you are interested in the position. This is getting a little long, but let me know if you need anymore tips and advice! Good luck!

Answer 3

You really should not wear anything with mooses on it. Buy some Forever 21 clothes, but wear something more professional for the interview. They'll generally just ask you about your experience, customer service, and probably something about your schedule.