How do you like to be recognized for your accomplishments?

"I am very much an over-achiever and find that the best way for me to be recognized for a job well done is through words of kindness and recognition. I am easily encouraged, and the best reward for me is to know that my hard work is noticed."

The management team at Dollar General will be focused on nurturing a positive work environment and strong team, so they'll be sure to offer you feedback on your work as well as recognition of your accomplishments. Share with the interviewer how you would want credit for your hard work. Through gifts? Financial perks? Public recognition? Kind words? Title promotions?

"As a sales professional, I am driven by a challenge with a financial perk. Sales contests, for example, are a great way to motivate me."

How do you handle situations that could cause you to be late or miss work?

"I hate being late and always do everything I can to avoid it -- if I'm not five minutes early, I feel like I'm already late! Cincinnati winters can make travel hard, so I always make sure to give myself extra time when there's snow or ice."

Promptness is an important quality for Dollar General employees. Make sure the interviewer knows that you plan for traffic, bad weather, and any other situation that could make you late for your shift. Your interviewer wants to know that you are proactive and that you can handle the stress of unexpected situations that affect arriving to work on time.

"I hope never to be late! When I started working at a restaurant at sixteen years old, we were taught the adage of 'if you're on time, you're late,' so I've worked to implement that into my life. I always try to arrive 15 minutes early, but unforeseen circumstances sometimes arise. I handle surprises using common sense and keeping courtesy to others in mind."

Do you have reliable transportation?

"I have a well-maintained vehicle, and I am comfortable with the amount of travel required to get to the store every day."

If you're offered a position at Dollar General, it's important that your managers can count on you to make it to work consistently and on time. Let the interviewer know about your transportation plans, whether that includes driving, walking, taking public transit, or riding your bike.

"I take public transit and find it to be very reliable. I was late to work only once last year, and that was due to a snowstorm which stalled all of our employees' commutes -- including those with personal vehicles. Rest assured, I am reliable and will always come to work on time."

What do you hope to learn from this job at Dollar General?

"I am looking to lay the foundation for the rest of my career with this position. I hope to strengthen my skills in sales as well as learn more about running a store -- someday, I would love to become a store manager or open my own small retail business."

Employees at Dollar General have the opportunity to learn a wide variety of skills. Share what you hope to get out of your experience at Dollar General. Review the job description and information about related careers to help you get a better idea of what you have to look forward to. Discuss how this position will help you in your career.

"I hope to gain stronger skills in communication and customer service. I understand that retail can be challenging because of the multiple personalities you are faced with on a daily basis. I believe this will help my confidence to grow, and my sales skills as well."

How do you feel about performance incentives?

"I think performance incentives are a great idea -- they keep me motivated to do a great job, and I like knowing that I'm contributing to the success of my team. I'm extremely motivated by being rewarded for my successes."

Performance incentives can be very motivating, and you may have the opportunity to take advantage of such incentives at Dollar General. Talk to the interviewer about your feelings regarding performance incentives.

"I've never worked in a position that offers performance incentives, but that's never stopped me from staying motivated. However, small perks are always nice to have!"

What are your salary expectations?

"I currently make $12 per hour and work between 15 and 20 hours per week. I'm hoping to stay in the same range or slightly higher."

Do some research to determine how you can expect to be compensated at Dollar General, and use your current earnings to talk about your expectations. Be open and honest. Transparency is the best choice when salary based questions arise.

"I currently make minimum wage, and I'm happy to begin a position at Dollar General in that same range. I'm hopeful that my hard work and dedication to the team will earn me a promotion or pay increase after some time. Does Dollar General have any merit-based bonuses or pay-scale increases?"

How can Dollar General motivate you on the job?

"I am best motivated through words of praise and recognition for a job well done. I like to know that my efforts are noticed. In my current position, we have a leader board -- I like that concept because it creates a healthy bit of personal competition for me as well."

The management team at Dollar General wants to know how best to motivate every member of their team. Talk to the interviewer about the variety of ways in which you find motivation on the job.

"I am very much self-driven and self-motivated. As long as I am being treated with respect and feel appreciated, you will get the best work from me."

Describe to me your ideal employer.

"My ideal employer is one who brings charisma and passion to their work. I work best with organizations that encourage learning and promote their employees based on performance."

A job search isn't just a one-sided hunt. You must also feel that a job at Dollar General is a good fit for you. Tell the interviewer about your ideal employer. Be specific, and be sure to keep the conversation positive. Avoid speaking poorly of any previous managers or organizations.

"My ideal employer is reliable, has a good reputation, and treats me like a unique individual versus just a number."

We need reliable people on our team at Dollar General. How many days were you absent from work last year?

"I've never skipped work without a good reason, and I always make sure to call in with plenty of advance notice so that my managers and coworkers are prepared to cover the shift. I've never had an unexcused absence from work."

Being a Dollar General team-member means being reliable and consistent. Make sure the interviewer knows that you respect your coworkers and managers enough to always show up for your assigned shifts. You can be honest about a time you had to miss work; be sure to mention that you followed all of the protocols for calling off of work.

"I am very committed to my employer and am only absent in events of sickness or the odd family emergency. I do my best always to be available and present when expected. When I got the flu last year and had to be absent from work for three days, I made sure to inform my managers as soon as I could and bring a doctor's note with me when I returned to work."

What type of work environment do you dislike working in?

"I can be productive in most work environments, so long as the energy is positive and teamwork is encouraged. I cannot work in an environment that feels negative or toxic."

Your interview isn't just about determining if you're right for Dollar General -- it's also about making sure that the environment at Dollar General is a good fit for you. Are you pretty flexible in your ability to work in most environments? Have you experienced a position where the atmosphere wasn't conducive to your productivity? Make sure you're familiar with the environment at Dollar General.

"I do best in a supportive environment where there is room to grow, the ability to ask questions, and healthy co-worker relationships."

Personality fit is important to us at Dollar General. How would you describe your personality?

"I would describe my personality as approachable, light-hearted, and positive. I believe that, if asked, my colleagues and supervisor would say the same about me."

Your personality will play a part in whether the interviewer believes you would be a good fit for the Dollar General team. Talk to the interviewer about your personality -- such as introverted, energetic, or confident -- as opposed to your character -- such as hard-working, reliable, or honest.

"I'm a confident communicator, and I'm very friendly! I love engaging new people in conversation. My last boss, Mariah, always described me as a go-getter; I enjoy challenges and pushing myself to achieve new goals."

How do you handle a situation where your supervisor does not properly communicate information to you?

"Whenever I have had a supervisor who does not properly communicate with me, I try to learn their style of communication and emulate it. Sometimes you have to relate to others in their style to be understood."

The environment at Dollar General is fast-paced; though supervisors have the best intentions, some information may fall through the cracks. Describe your communication preferences and tell the interviewer how you have handled interactions with supervisors in the past.

"I have had great supervisors in my previous positions; however, if faced with a communication challenge like this, I would ask the supervisor how I could improve communication between us. Rather than placing blame, I believe it's always more effective to ask for growth recommendations."

What type of manager brings out the best in you?

"I have worked with a wide range of personalities and management styles with great success. If I could express a preference, I feel that I am best with a manager who allows me autonomy while still investing time in me through mentorship and training. Can you describe the management style here?"

Managers at Dollar General work hard to ensure a healthy team, which starts with supporting individual employees. The interviewer wants to see that you are self-aware and understand the type of manager or employer that brings out the best in you. Some individuals prefer a close working relationship with a lot of accountability, while others prefer space and autonomy. If you are unsure of your preference, try to leave your answer as open as possible.

"In the past, I have worked best with managers who are strong mentors but also offer autonomy when it comes to the tasks they know I am well versed in."

Why is this job with Dollar General right for you at this time in your career?

"I have been interested in seeking a new position for quite some time but haven't jumped on anything yet because I want to make sure it's the right fit. I feel that this job is right for me at this point in my career because I'm just starting out in sales and am excited to learn all there is to know about retail -- I'm hopeful that this is the start of a long career in the industry."

A position at Dollar General will provide you with plenty of benefits in the present while also allowing for opportunities to move up in the company in the future. Discuss with the interviewer why you are looking to make a change and how this particular role fits well with the changes that you want to make. Be thoughtful and draw upon the research you have done on the company.

"This job will fit perfectly surrounding my school schedule. I hope once I complete my education that I can be given full-time hours for the summer. I am excited to work for Dollar General because of the flexibility you offer students, as well as the growth potential."

What is the most competitive work situation you have experienced? How did you handle it? What was the result?

"My current sales position is highly commission-based, so my colleagues and I are quite competitive. Even when we're competing, we have a great work environment where we help each other when someone is struggling to meet their quota. We coach each other on sales techniques and share success stories. The result has been a positive work environment with healthy competition."

Retail environments like Dollar General may offer opportunities for friendly competition with your coworkers and with other stores in your district and region. Tell the interviewer about your experience in competitive environments, whether you were racing others to achieve the highest sales, working towards a promotion, or eagerly trying to win a new contract. Show the interviewer that you rose to the challenge and that you were excited to push yourself to be the best. It is a definite plus if you have cheered on your competitors and helped them along the way. Be sure to mention any successful outcome.

"I'm a very competitive person -- I think a healthy competitive energy at work motivates everyone to do their best! At my last job, we had monthly sales contests. I ended up winning 7 of the 12 contests, which always made me excited to tackle the next month's contest and do my best."

Tell me about a time when you made a suggestion requesting change in an organization.

"Last year when I was managing our weekend shift, I noticed a pretty solid opportunity for us to save on overtime hours. I created a presentation and gave it to my manager who took it to upper management. The changes were implemented, and I was very proud of the suggestion that I made."

The most successful organizations are always growing and adapting to better serve their customers, and Dollar General is no exception. In addition to being able to handle change, can you also recognize when change is required and be confident enough to present that to your organization? Talk to the interviewer about a time when you were able to suggest a change in the workplace.

"When I began my most recent job at a family-run shop, the owners operated based on trust and didn't have a loss prevention plan. I suggested that we install a couple of cameras inside the store to deter anyone from stealing. So far, we have seen a 56% decline in the overall loss."

This position requires a flexible schedule as we are open evenings, weekends, and most holidays. Are you able to commit to these hours?

"I am happy to offer a flexible schedule and to work overtime as needed. I do take an evening college course on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so I would not be available those days after 5 PM."

Retail positions like associates at Dollar General require a wide range of hours that may include evenings, weekends, holidays, overtime, and split shifts. Assure the interviewer that you can commit to a wide range of hours. If there is anything in your schedule that may hinder your availability, be sure to address this.

"I understand that this role will include working evenings, weekends, and holidays. I am available to work anytime and am happy to work overtime as well."

At Dollar General we like to hire strong achievers. Give me an example of a time when you went above and beyond.

"Last week I noticed that my manager had not completed the schedule for the following week. Some of the staff were complaining that they didn't have their work schedule yet. Rather than going to my manager with the complaint, I offered to take on some of her workload so that she would have the time to complete the schedule. We worked together for a couple of overtime hours that day and were able to catch her up on everything. It felt good to help but also benefited me by way of organization."

At Dollar General, customer service always comes first. Display to the interviewer that you can do more than the bare minimum. Show that you can react appropriately when you see that your employer has a need that goes beyond your usual day-to-day expectations.

"Just yesterday I had a customer make a purchase, and I noticed that she was struggling with her belongin. She had a stroller, a couple of kids, and a lot of bags to carry. I offered to help her out to her car, and she gratefully accepted. It felt excellent to go above the call of duty that day."

Take me through your experience in retail. What was the most challenging position you have held? Which was your favorite, and why?

"I have worked in retail for the past eight years. My most challenging position was with Company ABC. I found it so challenging because it was a different industry than I was accustomed. I learned a great deal during that time. This position was also my favorite because it was such a great challenge. I like to be pushed beyond my boundaries. It keeps me motivated to be better."

When interviewing for a position at Dollar General, experience in retail isn't required but is always a plus. Walk the interviewer through your career history in retail, highlighting your favorite and most challenging positions. If you don't have retail experience, that's okay! You have likely gained the experience and skills needed to make customers happy in your other professional and personal relationships -- and you can let the interviewer know that you're excited to make the transition to retail.

"While I haven't yet worked in a retail environment, I'm excited to get started! I love learning new things, especially when it comes to working with and serving others. In college, I worked in a writing lab where I helped younger students correct their essays and prepare for English exams. The job was challenging, but I learned so much about listening to other people's needs, practicing patience, and helping frustrated students feel at ease. I think this experience will set me up for success in the retail industry."

Have you researched our company values? What makes you the best candidate for Dollar General?

"I have researched your core values online and appreciate that you put your customers first while empowering your employees at the same time. I think that I would be the best person for this job because I have a great appreciation for what Dollar General is achieving in the retail marketplace."

Having knowledge about the Dollar General brand and customer is very important -- any information you know about the company's values will set you apart from other candidates. Spend some time exploring the Dollar General website and becoming familiar with their core values.

"Yes, I have researched your company, and I feel that my retail marketing education, as well as the fact that I am bilingual, makes me a solid candidate for this role."

You will be responsible for a large amount of cash and valuable merchandise at Dollar General. What would your most recent employer say about your character and honesty?

"I would never steal from any store, especially my place of work! I know how important it is that my managers and coworkers can trust me with the merchandise and cash. During my exit interview at my last job, my manager, Julia, told me that she found me to be extremely trustworthy and would hire me again if I ever wanted to return to the company."

Honesty is incredibly important when you are working in a retail environment like Dollar General, where employees handle a multitude of cash transactions. Assure the interviewer that you can be trusted by speaking about your character. Draw on the opinion of others to solidify your answer.

"My most recent team-leader, Shayna, told me multiple times that she considered me to be a person of integrity and honesty, which is feedback that I really appreciate. I always want to be a person who my coworkers and employers can trust."

In a retail environment, staff turnover is often high. How would you handle it if your co-worker did not show up for their shift?

"I am more than willing to cover a shift for a co-worker if I am able. I don't mind accepting overtime hours, and I consider myself to be a team player."

Employees at Dollar General must be adaptable and flexible. Assure the interviewer that you are a team player and are happy to step in if your manager needs a shift covered at the last minute.

Working in a retail environment, you will sometimes come across rude customers. How would you handle a customer who is aggressive towards you or a co-worker?

"If I had a customer who was being aggressive and disrespectful, I would calmly but firmly ask them to calm down. If security needed to be called, I would do so. Everyone needs to remain respectful, and I would not hesitate to ask a customer to offer that respect in return."

In a service-focused job like a position at Dollar General, you will likely encounter customers who make your job less than pleasant. Retail and customer service-based roles will often require diplomacy when it comes to working with the public. Discuss with the interviewer how you would handle an aggressive customer.

"Most places that I have worked have procedures in place for these kinds of scenarios, and I am happy to follow the procedures put in place by Dollar General."

Tell me 3 qualities you possess that make you a strong fit for this position with Dollar General.

"Angela, my team leader at my former job, recently told me how much she appreciated my hard work and my willingness to do tasks that other team-members weren't excited about, like taking out the trash or volunteering for early-morning inventory shifts. I have a generally sunny disposition, and I love meeting new people -- so connecting with customers would come easily to me!"

Before your interview, take some time to find out more about what Dollar General looks for in an employee, and find ways to honestly demonstrate how you meet these needs.

At Dollar General we firmly believe in grooming our employees into management roles as they show potential. Are you interested in potential leadership roles with us?

"I would be very excited about obtaining a role in leadership within Dollar General in the future. I'm confident that my attention to detail, hard work, and excellent communication skills will make me well-suited for a leadership position in the future as you feel I'm ready to take on more responsibility."

Many entry-level employees at Dollar General go on to explore other career options such as store management, district level leadership and even corporate opportunities. Talk to the interviewer about any interest you have in gaining a leadership role down the road.

"I have been in an unofficial leadership role for the past three years of my career. I believe that a management role with Dollar General would be a great next step in my career."

In our retail stores we take pride in our merchandising and displays. Do you consider yourself to be a creative person, capable of making an attractive retail display?

"I have a strong creative flair and enjoy creating attractive displays. I think I have enough experience in retail to understand what attracts a customer and what prompts them to purchase, and I'm eager to learn more."

If offered a position at Dollar General, you may be asked to contribute to the design or construction of displays. Do you have examples of displays that you have created? Do you have unique ideas that you can share with Dollar General in regards to their current merchandising? Let the interviewer know if you are interested in making displays and if you have any special skills to contribute to their design or construction.

"I believe that with some training, I could very easily create some attractive displays. I have a natural flair for the creative and look forward to exercising that."

This position requires you to wear a uniform to work. Have you worn a uniform in the workplace before? How do you feel about this?

"I have worn a uniform for work at restaurant XYZ and when I was a retail manager for company ABC. I have seen the uniforms worn by the retail employees at Dollar General and see that it adds a strong level of professionalism."

At Dollar General, it's important for customers to know who they can turn to if they have a question about a product or need help finding an item -- and uniforms helps accomplish that goal. Talk to the interviewer about any times that you have been required to wear a uniform. Be sure to keep your answer positive and avoid speaking poorly of the practice surrounding uniforms.

"I think that uniforms are a great way to provide a feeling of unity in the workplace, and it makes getting ready for work that much easier! May I see what your uniforms look like?"

In this role you will be required to handle customer transactions. On a scale of 1-10 how strong are your mathematical skills?

"I did very well in math during high school and am comfortable with the math required to accept cash, balance a cash float, and perform inventory-related tasks."

Strong math skills will be an asset in your role at Dollar General. Assure the interviewer that you are comfortable with the skills associated with math-related tasks.

"My math skills are strong, and I am confident that I can meet your expectations when it comes to accepting payment from customers."

We have a strong employee honesty program in place at Dollar General to prevent loss. What would you do if you discovered that a co-worker was stealing product or money?

"My reaction to employee theft would differ if I were a retail associate or a retail manager. If I were a manager and caught an employee stealing, I would terminate them immediately. If I were an associate, I would report the incident according to company protocol. I would avoid approaching the employee as I would not want to make it a personal issue."

Dollar General takes loss prevention and employee theft very seriously. Loss prevention initiatives are an important part of ensuring that Dollar General stays competitive in their market. Discuss with the interviewer how you would handle a situation surrounding employee theft.

"I once had a coworker who asked me to help him steal, and it was so uncomfortable! I would never steal something for any reason, so it was easy to say no to him. Even though it was hard to go to my manager and know that my coworker would likely get fired, I had to do the right thing. What is the process for those kinds of situations at Dollar General?"

At Dollar General we have a very clear return policy. How would you handle a customer who was arguing with you about a potential return?

"Return policies are meant to be followed; however, there may be some exceptions allowed from time to time. I feel that having a satisfied customer is most important and sometimes refusing a return is not worth the bad word of mouth or risk of negative online review. There is a fine balance between being accommodating and being a pushover. If I were unsure of the best decision, I would ask my supervisor for clarification."

As a Dollar General employee, you will come across customers who want to argue with store policy. Assure the interviewer that you can handle a situation like this with poise while making the customer happy and keeping the needs of the company in mind as well.

"I have some dispute resolution training from my previous retail position and fully believe that flexibility needs to be offered in extreme situations."

What do you know about Dollar General? Why do you want to work for us?

"I have researched Dollar General a great deal and am very happy with the positive reviews I came across online. I would love to work for a company with such a great reputation."

It's important that you understand the mission and aesthetic of Dollar General. Spend some time on the Dollar General website, take a look at their different departments and offerings, and get a feel for their brand. Interviewers will be impressed with any knowledge you have about their seasonal promotions or ongoing events. What did you find in your research that made you excited to work for Dollar General?

"I want to work for Dollar General because I shop here all of the time. I love your product and commitment to helping customer save time and save money."

Dollar General puts customer service first. How do you ensure that you always put the customers' needs first?

"I have a rule always to treat my customers how I would want treatment in a store or establishment. Customer service is vital to a company's success."

Like most retail environments, Dollar General competes with other companies in their industry -- which means that business can go down with one honest mistake. Discuss with the interviewer how you ensure that your customers receive the best service from you.

"I ensure that my customers' needs are met by actively listening to them and also asking the right questions. If I'm in the middle of a task and customer interrupts me with a question or request, I always stop and help them before returning to my task."

Dollar General Interview Questions

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1. How do you like to be recognized for your accomplishments?
2. How do you handle situations that could cause you to be late or miss work?
3. Do you have reliable transportation?
4. What do you hope to learn from this job at Dollar General?
5. How do you feel about performance incentives?
6. What are your salary expectations?
7. How can Dollar General motivate you on the job?
8. Describe to me your ideal employer.
9. We need reliable people on our team at Dollar General. How many days were you absent from work last year?
10. What type of work environment do you dislike working in?
11. Personality fit is important to us at Dollar General. How would you describe your personality?
12. How do you handle a situation where your supervisor does not properly communicate information to you?
13. What type of manager brings out the best in you?
14. Why is this job with Dollar General right for you at this time in your career?
15. What is the most competitive work situation you have experienced? How did you handle it? What was the result?
16. Tell me about a time when you made a suggestion requesting change in an organization.
17. This position requires a flexible schedule as we are open evenings, weekends, and most holidays. Are you able to commit to these hours?
18. At Dollar General we like to hire strong achievers. Give me an example of a time when you went above and beyond.
19. Take me through your experience in retail. What was the most challenging position you have held? Which was your favorite, and why?
20. Have you researched our company values? What makes you the best candidate for Dollar General?
21. You will be responsible for a large amount of cash and valuable merchandise at Dollar General. What would your most recent employer say about your character and honesty?
22. In a retail environment, staff turnover is often high. How would you handle it if your co-worker did not show up for their shift?
23. Working in a retail environment, you will sometimes come across rude customers. How would you handle a customer who is aggressive towards you or a co-worker?
24. Tell me 3 qualities you possess that make you a strong fit for this position with Dollar General.
25. At Dollar General we firmly believe in grooming our employees into management roles as they show potential. Are you interested in potential leadership roles with us?
26. In our retail stores we take pride in our merchandising and displays. Do you consider yourself to be a creative person, capable of making an attractive retail display?
27. This position requires you to wear a uniform to work. Have you worn a uniform in the workplace before? How do you feel about this?
28. In this role you will be required to handle customer transactions. On a scale of 1-10 how strong are your mathematical skills?
29. We have a strong employee honesty program in place at Dollar General to prevent loss. What would you do if you discovered that a co-worker was stealing product or money?
30. At Dollar General we have a very clear return policy. How would you handle a customer who was arguing with you about a potential return?
31. What do you know about Dollar General? Why do you want to work for us?
32. Dollar General puts customer service first. How do you ensure that you always put the customers' needs first?

Dollar General Interview Questions

1. How do you like to be recognized for your accomplishments?

2. How do you handle situations that could cause you to be late or miss work?

3. Do you have reliable transportation?

4. What do you hope to learn from this job at Dollar General?

5. How do you feel about performance incentives?

6. What are your salary expectations?

7. How can Dollar General motivate you on the job?

8. Describe to me your ideal employer.

9. We need reliable people on our team at Dollar General. How many days were you absent from work last year?

10. What type of work environment do you dislike working in?

11. Personality fit is important to us at Dollar General. How would you describe your personality?

12. How do you handle a situation where your supervisor does not properly communicate information to you?

13. What type of manager brings out the best in you?

14. Why is this job with Dollar General right for you at this time in your career?

15. What is the most competitive work situation you have experienced? How did you handle it? What was the result?

16. Tell me about a time when you made a suggestion requesting change in an organization.

17. This position requires a flexible schedule as we are open evenings, weekends, and most holidays. Are you able to commit to these hours?

18. At Dollar General we like to hire strong achievers. Give me an example of a time when you went above and beyond.

19. Take me through your experience in retail. What was the most challenging position you have held? Which was your favorite, and why?

20. Have you researched our company values? What makes you the best candidate for Dollar General?

21. You will be responsible for a large amount of cash and valuable merchandise at Dollar General. What would your most recent employer say about your character and honesty?

22. In a retail environment, staff turnover is often high. How would you handle it if your co-worker did not show up for their shift?

23. Working in a retail environment, you will sometimes come across rude customers. How would you handle a customer who is aggressive towards you or a co-worker?

24. Tell me 3 qualities you possess that make you a strong fit for this position with Dollar General.

25. At Dollar General we firmly believe in grooming our employees into management roles as they show potential. Are you interested in potential leadership roles with us?

26. In our retail stores we take pride in our merchandising and displays. Do you consider yourself to be a creative person, capable of making an attractive retail display?

27. This position requires you to wear a uniform to work. Have you worn a uniform in the workplace before? How do you feel about this?

28. In this role you will be required to handle customer transactions. On a scale of 1-10 how strong are your mathematical skills?

29. We have a strong employee honesty program in place at Dollar General to prevent loss. What would you do if you discovered that a co-worker was stealing product or money?

30. At Dollar General we have a very clear return policy. How would you handle a customer who was arguing with you about a potential return?

31. What do you know about Dollar General? Why do you want to work for us?

32. Dollar General puts customer service first. How do you ensure that you always put the customers' needs first?