I was asked to interview at 8am which was the time store opened. Being punctual by nature, I arrived 15 min early and stood outside the store while employees filed in. My first impression was that none of them looked particularly happy. At 5 min past 8am, the door was opened to let customers in (so I had waited 20 min by this point & was officially 5 min late to my interview). I walked briskly to the back where I was to meet the interviewer (the head pharmacist) but there was already a line of customers. I waited in line. He saw me (I assume that being dressed for the interview made me stand out) and said he would be with me shortly. I stepped out of line and stood aside (but in the pharmacists line of vision) and waited patiently. Once the customers had been helped I was greeted and walked to the back for my interview. The back was a mess. It was dark and there was natural light. It felt vey oppressive. The interview itself went well, and I feel I nailed it. However once the pharmacist told me hours would be 16 hrs p/wk, only on the weekends, I was pretty astounded. He explained that weekends are the busiest and that's the only time he needed someone. My husband works weekends. So I knew immediately this position was not a good fit. In retrospect, the solemn environment, the high stress of the environment, low hours and low pay sealed the deal for me.