I did everything people said you should do. I wore a professional, yet stylish and mature, all black outfit and arrived 15 minutes early for my interview. I greeted everyone I saw in the office with a smile. To my own surprise, I felt very calm and not nervous at all. My interviewer toke me back into a room and closed the door, she had with her the application that I filled out in the website, the exact way it appears to you online. They just hit print and ask you questions based off what you gave them on the application. However, what was on top was my availability. As a full time college student, I was not available to work all day everyday, but I thought I was much more open than most students. I was free to work Monday until from 10 am to 6 pm, all day Wednesday, all day Friday, and all day weekends and holidays. She stopped my interview right there and told me my availability was too limited and that she "just didn't see anyway this could work out". She did not ask me a single question about anything else. Overall when considering applying to Macy's I have a few tips, one being: STUDENTS BEWARE. Secondly, a lot of the information on their jobs website is just untrue. For example, I applied for a position that was Morning Stock that was advertised on the website as being from 4 am to 9 am, which I could have EASILY worked into by schedule everyday of the week. But in the interview, I was told Stock Team actually works from 6:30 am to 2:00 pm and that my weekend availability was irrelevant because Stock Team rarely works weekends. Also, on the website under positions labeled "retail experience not required" pffffff no. I only applied for these positions and when my interviewer saw that I had no retail experience, she did not interview me for retail either. Thirdly, on the application when you are asked for your available work hours, SAY YOU ARE AVAILABLE ALL HOURS, EVEN IF THAT IS NOT TRUE. This is because I really do believe that unless you do this, your chance of being considered as serious applicant is basically nonexistent. Also if you get a job working at Macy's, they let your make your own schedule so if you had to plan around things, it wouldn't the most difficult thing in the world. Definitely less difficult than being unemployed! Best of luck!