1. Candidates check in and wait in a hotel cafe converted into an interview spot. Depending on their unique situations, they may be called up in groups of one to three. I personally was called up alone. This may not be as good as it sounds, because the groups of 3 got contracts to sign almost immediately. 2. Interviewer went over job responsibilities: selling merchandise, stocking shelves, and rotating between positions every hour and a half, 3. They then went over the range of working conditions: anywhere from indoors amongst crowds to outside in the summer heat, any time according to a preset schedule. There are breaks but otherwise a merchandiser must stand all shift. Training is also provided. 4. They then asked me to introduce myself in English. They briefly asked about my Mandarin and Cantonese abilities. They then asked if I had any hobbies. Finally, they asked if I had any questions for them. I asked around 3 in total. 5. They thanked me for coming, shook my hand, then guided me out. They said if I didn't hear from them in 4-6 weeks, I could consider myself not picked for the position.