Sears Backroom Associate interview questions

I was escorted to the office area where I was greeted by the manager, Clinton Miller, who was doing all of the seasonal interviews himself. There was some friendly conversation and exchanging of pleasantries. Very well-mannered and professional, I was very impressed. He didn't do the standard interview interrogation, but he conducted the interview like a casual conversation; for example, "Why don't you just tell me about yourself? Some things you like to do for fun and what kind of jobs or work you've done in the past. I want to get to know the people we work with because at the end of the day we're a family." He was very honest about the store's performance history and what areas they could improve in. Also gave some enlightening answers to the questions I asked. Very complimentary and he gave feedback near the end of the interview.

I applied for the Backroom Associate but the manager decided to hire me as MCA. She was very friendly and laid back. This job will be a part time job for me and she decided that she didn't want to overwork me and felt like the backroom associate would be too much on a person with another job. I was actually pleased that she took this into consideration. She asked a few questions and we talked like we new each other for years. After the questions she told me right then that she was going to hire me, I asked her if this was something she had to think about or was this her final decision because I had another interview somewhere else the next day. She told me to call them and tell them that I've accepted a job at Sears!