I got an interview at 7-11. I really want this job. Can anybody give me some advice to help me get it?

This would be my first job so I have no work history, only 100 hours of volunteering hours.I got an interview at 7-11. I really want this job. Can anybody give me some advice to help me get it?
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you suond like are you going to get it...go...go...goI got an interview at 7-11. I really want this job. Can anybody give me some advice to help me get it?
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I worked there when I was younger, there is a lot of cashiering to do so tell them your good with money, and stocking the coolers is a must, making coffee and cleaning are good qualities to have, along with good customer skills.


During your volunteering did you take any leadership roles, work in a team, work with different people, use those skills to sell yourself, good luck
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Dress very nicely (no jeans - nice pants and a dress shirt).





Be at least 10 minutes early.





Be very polite so the manager can imagine how you will treat customers.





Turn off your cell phone.





Don't bring any extra people with you (friends hanging out in the store for example)