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Many years back, I worked briefly as a sales associate at American Eagle, which is similar to Hollister.

In the interview they asked me a bunch of scenario questions (i.e. What would you do as a sales associate, when a Mother and her son has a conflict of interest in the type of clothing that they want to purchase. Mom wants her son to go for this look, son thinks its awkward and disagrees). They also asked me standard interview questions (i.e. whats your strength, weakness, etc..).

At the end of the day, if you are a good speaker, you will probably get the job. They care less about the answers themselves (assuming you're not giving them nonsense answers) but look into qualities such as your speech/language, confidence, eye contact, vibe etc... Go in there with confidence and show your positive character.

Good luck.