Hello all, hope you're doing well! I came here for a bit of guidance and tips since I randomly applied for a part time sales job in a showroom something like 2 and half weeks after seeing the notice. I sent in my résumé this morning, saying if they hadn't already filled the position then I'd be interested. I thought they for sure would've found someone in that time but apparently not because I got a reply asking me to come in for a meeting in two days.
It seems to be a pretty basic sales job in a furniture/design store, one day a week. It would be ideal though since I am studying at the same time and so this would be an easy way to make some money on the side but not have it take over my life.
I have worked as a cashier and as an assistant/receptionist and done lots of volunteer work so in a way I know how to talk to people, many say I have an amiable manner. I'm feeling awfully nervous about the interview though, since I haven't had one in years (the small jobs I've had recently were word-of-mouth and didn't really require a serious interview.) I'm mostly nervous about those "what if/difficult customer scenarios" or "tell us about a time you handled a situation" questions because I feel like I won't be able to express myself properly 😅
If anyone out there could offer some reassurance or tips, I would greatly appreciate it.
Tldr: I randomly applied for a job and got an invitation for an interview but I've forgotten how they work :/ and don't want to look stupid. Help?
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