After applying online, they will email you to set up a phone interview. The phone interview lasts about 20 minutes and they ask you the standard "why Target?" "tell me about your experience" etc. They also ask a couple of behavioral questions. Then they'll set up another interview (mine was in-store) and send you an assessment to complete via email. It takes about an hour and it's math, logic, and situational questions. During my in-store interview, I met with a local manager of another Target. I studied up through this website for possible interview questions and it helped a lot. They really do ask the same behavioral questions that others have put on here. My interviewer was very short with me and barely let me finish my answers before moving on to the next question. I'm pretty sure I was her first interview of the day and she already looked like she was over it. Then I was taken to another room for another interview, this time with two managers from other stores. They asked the same line of questions and actually let me finished answering them. However, towards the end of my interview, one of the interviewers started looking on their cell phone and texting, which I thought was a little inconsiderate. I didn't get an offer past this stage, but to be honest, I was really turned off after my interviews. One thing that I will say is to review the example interview questions on this website, but don't over think it. I think maybe my answers seemed a little rehearsed, but I thought that being prepared would show my interest in the position.