Old Navy interview questions

I applied online and was called in over a month later. It was a group interview and very relaxed and actually fun! We were asked various questions like what made us awesome? We were then asked to give facts about ourselves and what we liked to do. We rolled a dice and each of us had to pick out an outfit. My number on the dice was blank so I got to make up an outfit and that was actually fun. I would recommend accessorizing and layering the clothes. Make sure you do some research about old navy's clothing and style.i had a second interview after the group and was asked some basic questions about availability and just activities that I was involved in.

I completed an Old Navy application (on-line) in September. I was called (finally) last week (week of October 13). I attended the Open Interview (e.g. Group Interview). The training manager asked all candidates to walk around the store and select an outfit. After all candidates did so, we were directed to the breakroom. We introduced ourselves, then asked to explain why we chose the outfit. In addition, we were told to bring an item that is special to us and we were asked to "introduce" that item and tell why the item was special. This group interview was brief and included a Q & A period. After putting away the outfits we selected, some candidates were dismissed and told "we'll call you on Monday". Those who weren't told this were asked to stay and we were ushered back to the breakroom. The manager asked to speak to me first and wanted to talk with me about my position of interest, hours/availability, or any other questions that I had. The two positions I was interested in did not fit into my schedule so the only position available was sales. The manager told me that she'd call on Monday. It's Tuesday and to date I haven't received a call or email from the manager. I would NOT feel sad or disappointed if I weren't selected for the position (i.e. sales) because it wasn't my first choice. More importantly, I put God first. If this job were meant for me, I woulda' been blessed with it. However, I do not like the unprofessionalism of this manager or anyone who says, "I'm gonna' do this." It's one of my pet peeves--if one says he's gonna' do something--do it! In hindsight I am glad that things happened this way 'cause it's an indication of her management style. I do not want to work for a manager who is unreliable and lacks follow through. This is a strong indicator of her being this way with scheduling, payroll, etc.