It was fast and easy, be sure to ask ur own questions after they ask the normal interview questions. It wasn’t unbearable or intimidating, the managers were pretty nice and genuine.

I was contacted a month after I applied. An in-person interview was scheduled a week after the phone interview. I was forced to wait 20 minutes after the interview time for it to start. I was constantly interrupted by other store employees needing the interviewer's attention. We mostly spoke about a mutual previous employer. We seemed to bond over that. I was told to call back the following Monday. I did and no one would talk to me. I got a Linkedin invite on Tuesday from a manager and I e-mailed him on Wednesday. He did not reply. I had another interview that Friday, so I swung around afterwards. The place was empty, however no one would talk to me. A few hours later, I got an e-mail informing me that they passed.

The hiring manager called me and asked me a couple of phone interview questions. After that they asked me to come in for a in person interview which was scheduled a few days later. Interviewed with one of the sales manager and they asked a lot of behavioral and sales questions. After that I interviewed with the General manager and then was shown around the store. I was called a few hours later and offered a position.