I was introduced to this program via my schools career office. I have always wanted to work in management and always loved Target so I was intrigued immediately. I submitted my resume on our career portal and was contacted by a recruiter to interview on campus. I had a total of 4 interviews - all the same type. I was asked about 5 behavioral questions but you have to use the STAR approach - so I would recommend brainstorming your first interview. STAR: Situation, Task, Action, Result. During the interview the interviewer will take notes and actually has boxes for each section - they only have three sections I believe (Situation, Action, Result). This is intimidating because you actually see them write out your answers and at times I was nervous they wouldn't be able to always distinguish when I would move on from Situation --> Action --> Result. The one thing I did like was that if I didn't see them writing in the last box I would slow my thoughts a bit and make sure that I was clear with what resulted from the situation and action. At one point I also had to take an aptitude/personality test. Very basic, took almost an hour. There is math, and problem solving, puzzle type questions as well. About 4 days after my final interview I was called and received an offer. I had to do a drug test within 24 hours and was supposed to only have 24 hours to accept the job. I was deciding between 3 jobs and asked for an extension. The recruiter was not excited about this but did give me 3 days.

Got the interview from a career fair. Met with one person who handled hiring and had a great conversation and had one other phone interview. Asked me relevant questions and I was excited about the role