Went well and super easy I was able to tell the manager about myself and what I was looking for within the team.Dollar tree on McFarland is moving.They will ask about events that you have helped plan in the past. Shared on August 28, 2022 - Sales Associate - Maple Grove, MN They asked me what "customer service" and "teamwork" mean to me Shared on May 23, 2021 Very basic interview. Show up

Very simple, mostly asking what hours you can work/availability, I was hired immediately, and so has every person I've worked with as far as I can tell. The interview did not ask for much.

I filled out both application forms, both the half sheet, and the full sheet. I came in on the national hiring day, October 11, 2017, and waited on to get mini-interviewed. I ran around the store once with the woman with the clipboard, and she asked if I had worked with Dollar Tree before, and I mentioned that I had never had a job before. I was then led into the interview room and was asked if I was in school, then the interviewer asked what my major was. After I mentioned that I was a Sequential Art major she started asking me about ten random questions about making comics. Note, I don't actually make comics, I draw in a comic style. I often didn't understand what she meant by half of her questions, so I ended up making a fool of myself trying to comprehend what she was asking and what it has to do with Dollar Tree. Then she asked me the normal Dollar Tree questions, a few that also confused me considering I had no prior job experience, and most of them asked what I would do when I customer walked in. I left in about ten minutes feeling totally horrible. I have applied for about thirteen jobs before, and that was the first one that I actually had an interview for. I'm a college student and needed the job to pay for my education or else I can't return next semester or next year. I do not think I will be called back for a full interview, I won't hear until Friday.