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First off I need to tell you that I am a man. I recently lost my job, so I decided to put a application in online. I got a call from the regional manager the same day. She asked me if I could come in for a in person interview with her store manager the next day. I told her no problem. She tells me that the dress code is black from head to toe, and if I wanted I could add a small white accent in somewhere, and that skirts or dresses were preferred for the interview, and that it was business casual. I told her I would be there the next morning. I borrowed a complete skirt outfit from my sister, and headed in fore the interview the next day. She helped me with makeup and I showed up looking quite nice if I say so myself. The interview was one on one. She asked me about myself and what I thought were my strong points about myself and my weak points. She asked me if hired, would I be ok doing everything from unpacking at 6am to being a bra fitting expert at some point. I said no problem. Then I got to ask her questions. I asked her if she was ok with me being a man wearing womens clothes for work every day would be ok with her, and she was totally ok with it. We talked for maybe 20 minutes, then just before I was going to leave she asked if I wanted the job. Just that simple, one "in person" interview and the job offer and the rate I would be paid. I asked her to give me a day to think about it. She was ok with that. Very laid back.

The hours are can vary from 5-8 hours a day. But if you work certain hours one week, it is not guaranteed that you'll get those same hours or days in the next week. Also there are a few overnight hours, if you are available for those, which are late, long 8 hour shifts of inventory/floor set shifts. And you can switch hours with your coworker or take them if they are unavailable for their shift.

I know they get paid biweekly but when is there pay period.

No commission at all, and seasonal associates aren't even eligible for the team-wide sales bonuses

We didn't get commission at all. We actually got in trouble when we went a shift without having a customer sign up.

First off I need to tell you that I am a man. I recently lost my job, so I decided to put a application in online. I got a call from the regional manager the same day. She asked me if I could come in for a in person interview with her store manager the next day. I told her no problem. She tells me that the dress code is black from head to toe, and if I wanted I could add a small white accent in somewhere, and that skirts or dresses were preferred for the interview, and that it was business casual. I told her I would be there the next morning. I borrowed a complete skirt outfit from my sister, and headed in fore the interview the next day. She helped me with makeup and I showed up looking quite nice if I say so myself. The interview was one on one. She asked me about myself and what I thought were my strong points about myself and my weak points. She asked me if hired, would I be ok doing everything from unpacking at 6am to being a bra fitting expert at some point. I said no problem. Then I got to ask her questions. I asked her if she was ok with me being a man wearing womens clothes for work every day would be ok with her, and she was totally ok with it. We talked for maybe 20 minutes, then just before I was going to leave she asked if I wanted the job. Just that simple, one "in person" interview and the job offer and the rate I would be paid. I asked her to give me a day to think about it. She was ok with that. Very laid back.

It depends on the location honestly. Getting hired at stores in cities where it's mostly college students is extremely competitive and many of the people who do get hired have previous experience with Victoria's Secret. At my store, I can't even think of an employee who had previously worked at a different VS before joining our team.

Yes. They will call to let you know

First off I need to tell you that I am a man. I recently lost my job, so I decided to put a application in online. I got a call from the regional manager the same day. She asked me if I could come in for a in person interview with her store manager the next day. I told her no problem. She tells me that the dress code is black from head to toe, and if I wanted I could add a small white accent in somewhere, and that skirts or dresses were preferred for the interview, and that it was business casual. I told her I would be there the next morning. I borrowed a complete skirt outfit from my sister, and headed in fore the interview the next day. She helped me with makeup and I showed up looking quite nice if I say so myself. The interview was one on one. She asked me about myself and what I thought were my strong points about myself and my weak points. She asked me if hired, would I be ok doing everything from unpacking at 6am to being a bra fitting expert at some point. I said no problem. Then I got to ask her questions. I asked her if she was ok with me being a man wearing womens clothes for work every day would be ok with her, and she was totally ok with it. We talked for maybe 20 minutes, then just before I was going to leave she asked if I wanted the job. Just that simple, one "in person" interview and the job offer and the rate I would be paid. I asked her to give me a day to think about it. She was ok with that. Very laid back.

It depends! I got hired the same day as the interview!

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