Perguntas de entrevista da empresa Planet Blue

I called the store back to schedule an interview after listening to their voicemail they left for me. The girl carelessly said "Okay, just come 'whenever' on this day, I'll be here 'til seven"... So, I arrive and I tell the girl at the counter I was there for an interview with _____. She asked me if my name was ____ and I said no. Figured there must be a lot of candidates for the position, but she could've just asked me my name? No sweat. I met the girl that interviewed me who seemed no more than five years older than me. The questions she asked were fine, but were obviously googled because she read them like a computer. She didn't care what I had to say and it seemed like she had made her decision before I even shook her hand. She talked 90% of the time and when I would answer her questions, she often side eyed and said "..oook". I didn't think there were wrong answers to questions about personality and personal interests, but this girl wasn't shy about showing her disapproval thoughts of mine. I told her my interests and future career goals and she shut them down with one thing or another or a condescending grin. Negative feedback even after telling her my accomplishments with past employers. It was almost comical. She was so closed minded and how this adult was was speaking to another adult was frankly unacceptable. She was intimidating and seemed like she was trying to play into the straight- forward, tell it like it is kinda authority. But she was rude and nothing else. I even considered that she was testing me to see how I react under pressure or with conflicting energy. There wasn't a chance I would have accepted the position even if it was offered to me, which she immediately assured me I wasn't getting at the end. She said my personality honestly seems best suited for another location. Most professionals have the courtesy and right mind to say they'll be in touch after touching base with a team, but it was clear she was anything but professional. Not to boast, but I have exceptional retail experience with remarkable brands and a substantial number of references to back me. She made me feel like I was interviewing for my first job, which actually ran smoother than this. She also disclosed that the staff picks their outfits from merchandise on the selling floor, wears it for their shift and if it's clean enough, puts it back on the floor to sell. (ew?) Maybe from a higher end brand store. I won't shop here again knowing what I know now about their uncleanliness and how they speak to people in general. They didn't call me to tell me they went a different route and their job postings are still active. Maybe be nice to people that like your store, idk just a thought.