As someone who has sat in on about 80 Wal-Mart interviews I know that you MUST call to get an interview. Some stores have over 1000 applications in their systems. Interviews are structured and usually require 2-3 interviews before an offer is made. First you will come in and be interviewed by a low level manager. They will ask you questions from a standard set of questions. Your answers are graded from a 1-5. All questions are scenario based (describe a time where you...) You must give a positive example to pass. They will grade each of your questions. If you pass all the questions (usually about 10) you will go on to the next manager, usually a store manager. They will ask similar questions and about the same quantity. If you pass there is an option to be interviewed again but this is not typical. Unless there is a lot of competition they will tell you right away if you are being offered a job. Prepare for at least three hours for the interviews. Also, be sure to have good references on your application. Many times they will call them during the interview to ask about you. If you are hired you will have to take a drug test within 24 hours.