Applications are now online, though I picked mine up in person before this policy was implemented. It was about a week before I was called in for an interview. The interview itself was fairly easy, there were no specific questions in regards to products or my knowledge thereof. At the end of the interview I was taken out onto the sales floor and given a basic math test that included adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing real numbers and decimals without a calculator. I was told this was to ensure that if power was lost I could complete a transaction accurately without the aid of the register's computer. I found this a simple test, though I can imagine some would find it difficult. I am not sure of what counts as "passing" or if failure would result in not being hired. I was offered the current minimum wage, which was somewhere around $8/hr It was about a week before I was put on the schedule and began working.

Was very easy and the manager was friendly. Basic interview questions regarding experience and skills; took about 15 minutes. Dress business casual for the interview. Good for people who never held a job before.