Can you tell us about your previous work experience?

It's a good idea to review your professional experience from the application process so you know what expectations you've set for the interviewer. Examine the most relevant experiences on your resume, cover letter, and formal application, focusing on their responsibilities, skills, and accomplishments. Use the job listing terminology to phrase your experiences in terms that the interviewer will understand.

This is another fairly common question, and you should be prepared to answer it. Remember that the interviewer has probably already read your resume before you arrive, so there's no need to simply read off a list of all the places you've worked. Simply give the highlights and list your major achievements. If you have a diverse work history, you can talk about the positions that are most closely related to this one. This is another chance to get a job at Banana Republic. Keep in mind that the interviewer has read your resume and learned about your work experience, so you should give a simple and brief answer, discussing your experiences that are closely related to the position you have applied for at Banana Republic. This is the most important question, and you should be prepared for it.

Answer: I've previously held several retail positions with other department and clothing stores. I worked at Old Navy for two summers during high school, then at H&M for two years during college as a sales clerk and eventually as a shift manager.