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Congratulations! I would expect all those traditional interview questions:
Tell me a little bit about yourself
Why do you want to work here?
What are your career goals?
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
What was the biggest challenge with your previous boss?
What is your best accomplishment?
They called you for an interview knowing your work history so don't stress about not having much retail experience.
They wouldn't have called if they weren't interested in learning more about you.
Tell them you are a dependable, hard working, quick learner. Tell them you're a people person, that you like helping people.
Any questions they ask, provide answers that are work related.
For example:
If they ask you what you like to do, you don't say "sleep" or "play video games."
Instead, you say something like, "I enjoy learning new things" or "I enjoy helping others."
Those kinds of answers.
Good luck!
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I would expect all those traditional interview questions:
