How is the group interview at Bank Of America for a teller position?

What kind of questions will they ask in front of everyone ? Will there be more than one person interviewing me help me I have to go for an interview on Monday the 22nd
Can anyone who has actually been to one of these describe in detail how it went and what usually happens ? Thankss! Or anyone who might have a rough idea how it works what should I say when they ask me ( tell me a little about urself) what shall I say than and by the way I have a wite shirt with stripes do you think it is good for an interview because I hate plain white shirts any other dress you might suggest
Help meeeeeeeeeeeee

I would suggest wearing a shirt with a collar... white is a good color... clean, ironed... black pants preferably.

And group interviews are the worst. Don't go into your life story. They ask you questions about how you would handle an upset customer or what your views are on co-workers stealing. That sort of thing. You'll be fine.

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Originally Posted by FutureMrsDavorin

I would suggest wearing a shirt with a collar...white is a good color...clean, ironed...black pants preferrably.

And group interviews are the worst. Don't go into your life story. They ask you questions about how you would handle an upset customer or what your views are on co-workers stealing. That sort of thing. You'll be fine.

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Oh my God I don't think I can sleep now lol but listen do you think if I wear a pair of black pants with a white collar but black strips would be OK and does group interview mean more people than just me and the interviewer I really want to cry I have never done this Godddddd

Don't be nervous. That outfit sounds fine. Just be professional.

Thanks for everything I hope I do well I really am nervious I have never done this before

Hey you didn't tell me if this teller group interview is just me with the interviewer or more people around listening to me

A group interview intails just that... it's a group. One interviewer, many interviewees. The good part is that the focus is not on YOU the whole time. And you can learn from other people's work history and experiences...