Focus on describing what you like most about the job or how you feel uniquely qualified for this opportunity, and provide your reasons. For example, you might look forward to being responsible for greeting all customers entering Walgreens or registering customers for the Dollar Reward Savings Club card. Tell the interviewer why this particular job duty excites you. As they advertise on their site, "We're always looking for that special something - those qualities that set a Walgreens team member apart from the rest. Take a look and see how you match up. Communicator, trustworthy, efficient, helpful, responsible, multi-tasker."

You want to avoid being unprepared to answer this question. If the interviewer feels that you did not read the job description, they will question your attention to detail and enthusiasm for this position.

"There are many aspects of the job description that are appealing. What I like most about this position is being in charge of greeting customers as they first enter Walgreens. I like being the first friendly smile customers see as they walk through the door."

"I like that I would be a perfect fit for this job. Everyone feels good about their work when they're good at it, and I would be very happy in this position. I consider myself a great communicator and am super helpful by nature. I have a lot of integrity, so I'm trustworthy, efficient, responsible, and brilliant at multi-tasking."