My interview was super easy. Bringing a printed out resume is a good idea too, she thanked me for it, said it made her job easier. I was hardly asked any questions, it was mostly a conversation. We talked about my career goals, passions and all that. Where I want to be in the future, not even with Harris Teeter, just about life goals. I'm an artist. I was pretty nervous during the interview, she said that was fine and not to worry, even the shyest person can be a cashier. She did ask me what my desired hourly rate was. I didn't really know what to say because this is my first job, so I just said standard. Not sure if I could've gotten more or not, but again I was really nervous. I make $8.50 an hour, I was hired on the spot. My resume just had stuff that I'd done in university, things like art conventions, or volunteer work, I was reaching a little, and that's fine. Even though I was nervous, I think the thing that helped me the most was just being polite and able to talk conversationally about whatever.

Straightforward process and not too difficult of questions. Went to corporate office, there were several other candidates there to interview as well. All went through interview process around the same time other candidates in separate areas, and then rejoined once interview was completed to start onboarding.