Was good not too hard.
Normal questions that you’d expect in any retail interview to be honest.
Questions such as why do you want to work here and what’s your biggest weakness and so o.
I applied online. I interviewed at Primark (Southampton, England) in Jul 2017
Interview
I was sent 2 emails. One was by the company and the other was a representative of the store I applied for. Irritatingly, the representative from the store misunderstood my name but I didn't take it as anything major. In the email from the company, I was asked to provide my Right to Work documents and a copy of my CV. In the email from the store, I was asked to provide my Right to Work documents and a passport sized photo. I was confused so took both.
Upon my arrival, (As I was told in the email) I went to the Customer Service desk where I was asked to sign in providing my mobile number, name, reason and time in. I was also given a Visitor Pass before being escorted to the top floor where I was asked to take a seat and wait. It was the rest area where other members of staff were and looked like a nice area.
I had my interview with a nice woman and was escorted out of the place before returning to the Customer Service area to sign out and return my Visitor Pass.
I applied online. I interviewed at Primark in Jun 2026
Interview
Simple competency questions and also availability questions etc. , easy enough to answer, lovely lady interviewing me, overall good experience even if you dont get an offer god experience to do.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time you had to make a difficult decision and how you dealt with it.
One on one with the team manager of the department which i was about to get hired. He asked me situasional question like "How would you deal with an angry customer?" or "How do you cooperate in team when you have a bad day"
