My friend was working for the Office Depot here and set me up with an interview because the store was under staffed. I had a interview in-person with the assistant manager and the tech department manager around 3 minutes after they had me take a 100+ question test online. The test was standard one given by retail asking questions to determine your personality, experience, and morality. Was offered minimum wage working part-time with opportunities for advancement and commission so I accepted since there aren't many jobs around here. After working though I discovered a few issues with what I was told. To start I was pretty clear and applying there because on door it said, "We fix your computer here!" but later found out tech associates in-store don't really work on the computers just diagnose them. They even asked around 6 or 6 technical questions to, "judge my knowledge in the tech field" and while not saying I would fix computers it was implied. There also isn't really much opportunity for advancement, at least in this store, as I found out later that they can only have 5 people in-store that are full-time employees. The full-time people were the manager, assistant manager, 2 department managers, and a tech associate. Finally, the commission is not what they make it out to be. It is determined store wide, not on personal sales. So if the store slacks then you won't earn anything. So although not a negative experience it definitely wasn't a positive one. At my store they don't straight lie to you, but they do omit certain details. It is technically my fault for not finding more out on my own, but they could've also specified details rather than leading me to believe a certain way.