Job Interview Questions: I have a job interview at old navy?

This is my 5th interview and still no job, I'm 17 and this interview is next wed. this would be the perfect job because I plan on going to college for fashion merchandising. Does anyone have any tips on getting this job?

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Dress like the an Old Navy employee -- casual but neat: khaki pants, a nice top, closed toe shoes. Don't wear flip-flops or sandals. Don't wear sleeveless/strapless/tank tops, shorts or sweatpants.

Go prepared to answer the standard retail interview questions: Why did you choose retail? Why did you apply at this company, when there are so many other brands? What previous work experience do you have? What did you do at your previous job? Why did you quit? How do you feel about asking customers to apply for a Old Navy brand credit card? What retail skills do you have? Can you work the cash register? Would you describe yourself as a team player? Give me an example of when you worked as part of a team. What do you expect from Old Navy as an employer? What is an ideal manager? What are you looking for in terms of pay? What hours can you work? Do you have any school conflicts? When can you start?

I would NOT mention that this is your 5th interview, or that you have applied to other stores. I would emphasize that you are interested in a career in retail, like (and wear) the Old Navy product, the store environment, how the product is marketed/sold, working with other people, etc. I would also ask for the lowest hourly pay rate Old Navy offers; get your foot in the door. Try to come across as friendly and open, but also knowledgeable and professional. Have you checked out the Old Navy website under "Careers" for more information? Do your research before you go; asking for help on Yahoo Answers is a good start.

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• Well here's the problem...you're 17, I have no clue how you got the interview because Old Navy, like most retail stores, does not hire people under 18. You can apply at Abercrombie or Hollister, they're two of the very few retail stores that hire constantly and hire people under 18.