Focus on describing three or four activities you enjoy. Some clues on Walgreens' website could help you align yourself with their ideal fit. For example, in 2020, they moved their technology hub "into the renovated Old Post Office in the heart of Downtown Chicago," which offers a "waterfront location, tech bar, library, stylized art deco era design, four-acre rooftop terrace, landscaped river walk, food hall, multiple restaurants, shops and entertainment options, fitness center, sport court, and outdoor cafes." and they include this fun fact: "If you're a film buff, you may already be familiar with our new office building, as the iconic Old Post Office was transformed into both the Gotham City Police Station and Gotham National Bank for the Batman Dark Knight Trilogy."

You want to avoid describing interests that may seem unprofessional or unhealthy to the interviewer. Some examples of what to avoid are saying you enjoy spending your free time lying around watching movies, playing video games, or going clubbing with your friends. While those activities are harmless and a great way to unwind, the interviewer may view them as unhealthy or unprofessional for a Walgreens employee.

"On my days off, I like going to the beach with my kids, boogie boarding, and playing beach volleyball. These activities keep me in shape and rejuvenate me for my next shift."

"I enjoy working out at the gym or being on my stationary bike in front of the TV. I love watching shows and movies. Hey, I read on your site that your tech headquarters were in the Batman Movies! Super cool!"