lululemon interview questions

After the initial phone interview, the group interview process was pretty long, about 2-3 hours in total. Everyone is taken to a room around a table, asked to introduce yourself, answer some quirky interview questions and then divide into teams to talk about some product you chose for a specific activity. There is also a typing test and you have to submit your availability at the end. Some people are given the offer right after the interview while others have a second 1:1 interview.

I applied through the website online and got an email about 5 days later late at night asking me to come early the next morning for a group interview. I had read all the reviews on glassdoor and other outlets that described the process so I kind of knew what was expected (confidence, friendliness, goals, etc). I showed up I think 10 minutes early and waited outside because the interview was before the store even opened. I began making small talk with a girl who was there before me and those who straggled behind me. The interviewers were late but only about 10 minutes. We all walked in and sat on yoga mats in the middle of the store. At the end, they told us they'd contact us soon if we got the job. I still haven't received a notice so I guess I didn't get it. Not that I think I am the greatest person in the world but I have a lot of work experience and my answers were clear, cohesive, and intelligent compared to the disaster of the other half of the group. I really do not usually think I am that qualified for a lot of things but compared to how the majority of my group answered questions and conducted themselves, I was truly surprised I didn't get an offer. I guess what others say is true: if you have a connection or a boy part (3 dudes in my group), you can say whatever you want and still get the job.