Old Navy Interview Questions & Reviews

Interviewed Dec 2011 in Sugar Land, TX (took 3 days)

I applied online around last month and got called for an interview around mid-December. The interview consisted of three parts. The first phase of the interview was set up with the manager, who asked a series of behavioral questions and availability. It was fairly easy, but make sure to answer according to how you would really answer and not how you would like them to think of you. The second part of the interview was set up with the recruiting manager. This, as she said, was the more "realistic interview." It consisted of me selling her an outfit that you picked out, persuading another store associate to get a rewards card, talking to customers and seeing how I would interact with them, and folding clothes. It was an evaluation process that basically saw how a potential employee would work for the store. The third interview was set up with the sales manager, who basically went over the things that were expected, dress, etc. I ended up getting the job. Some advice: be sure to be friendly, outgoing, and do not be nervous. Most Old Navy associates are really laid back, and those are the types of people they are looking. Do some research about the store, and be sure to know how to put clothing together in an appropriate manner.