The entire process took about a month, until i finally got a call for an interview. There were 5 people in the room. Two workers interviewing and 3 people in total getting interviewed including myself. They asked us to introduce ourselves and then they started talking about the job. I knew i wasn't going to get the job as soon as she said the work was in the morning because i was not available in the mornings. The entire interview they just asked one question. The rest was them talking about the job responsibilities.

They called me about a week after I applied. I missed the call but she left a voicemail to call her and schedule a time for the interview. I called back and arranged a time to come in. I went in and met with the lady and talked to her one on one. They were pretty simple questions that could be answered on the spot. We talked about availability and work hours. A good majority of questions were questions like "Name a time...". Like "Name a time you exceeded someone's expectations", "Name a time a customer was upset and what you did to calm them down". Those were pretty easy and I could come up with a good response almost instantly. There were a few questions were I couldn't think of anything so I made something up on the spot, but for the most part I gave an honest answer.