It wasn't a difficult question, but rather more of a condescending one. When I was receiving the job description, the man interviewing me consistently brought to light that I would need to lift heavy bags of dirt and etc. when the guys weren't around. This was not only common sense, but it was unnecessary when he kept saying 'when the guys aren't around', as if I couldn't do it myself.
Why do you want to work for Walmart?
What are your goals for working here?
Why do you think that you would make a good candidate for this position?
Name a time when you were unable to complete an assigned task on time? Why couldn't you finish the task? What did you do to try and complete the task? What was the outcome?
What would you do if there was a conflict with a fellow employee in the work place
Are you able to lift 35+ lbs over your head for an extended period of time?
I was asked about my former lawn care business.
What are your interests?
How to work with a diversity of people
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