Pre-covid it was a giant group interview where they go around in a circle to ask questions and then if you make it to the next round they recommend you for a specific role based on your answers and experience. They hired many students at once during a hiring fest.

Interview was very simple and went by rather quick. I applied for a temp position at the Bookstore thinking I'd have to work on the floor or at the cash register, but I was told that I'd would be working more "behind the scenes" with EZ Books. I was only asked maybe three or four questions. They asked about my volunteer experience, am I detail-orientated, can I deal with heated situations/angry customers, etc. Despite all that it seemed like they were more concerned about my availability. Unfortunately, availability is probably what didn't get me the job in the end. They were hiring for Fall Rush so they needed people whose schedules were much more open. Plus, I can imagine many students are applying at this time of the year.