I applied to several Target jobs back in January. A few days afterwards I was emailed a link to take an aptitude/intelligence test. It was 90 or so questions long. At first it was just asking basic questions on what I was like personally (did I have a lot of energy and prefer high paced jobs or was I more laid back, etc.) then it had quite a few analytical questions. Quite frankly my preparations for the LSAT helped a lot with the word problems and then there were just basic math questions. You aren't allowed to use a calculator so brush up on some of your basics. The last third of the test gave you a basic situation and then asked what you would do and gave you several choices to choose from. Not too bad overall, though it did take a lot of time. After that it was a waiting game. I had almost given up on ever finding a way to contact them to follow up when I received a call from a campus recruiter today. I was unable to speak with the person directly, but called back and left a message and so will hopefully set up a time for a phone interview soon. This sight has been invaluable in providing insight as to the types of questions I should expect and prepare for. Thank you! Hopefully an offer presents itself in the near future!

Got the interview from a career fair. Met with one person who handled hiring and had a great conversation and had one other phone interview. Asked me relevant questions and I was excited about the role