Best Buy Interview

I got a call from Best Buy earlier today asking if I wanted to go in for an interview. Of course, I said yes. I have been in other interviews before, so I know the general gist of it. Main reason for posting this is when the interviewer asks at the end, "What questions do you have for me?"
Obviously, it's there for a reason. Normally, I don't ask much. Suggestions?
Like:
How long have you been working here?
Opportunities for advancement?
Pay (should I?)
etc.?

Quote from Squilly : I got a call from Best Buy earlier today asking if I wanted to go in for an interview. Of course, I said yes. I have been in other interviews before, so I know the general gist of it. Main reason for posting this is when the interviewer asks at the end, "What questions do you have for me?" Obviously, it's there for a reason. Normally, I don't ask much. Suggestions? Like: How long have you been working here? Opportunities for advancement? Pay (should I?) etc.?

How quickly can I start getting employee discount?? and how much??

Quote from golakers : How quickly can I start getting employee discount?? and how much??

I already know the employee discount, my brother used to work there and his friend works there.

Don't refer to it as "Worst Buy" during your interview.

Quote from Squilly : I already know the employee discount, my brother used to work there and his friend works there.

well if its an entry level job then pay is usually what they offer. I might ask about advancement opportunities but that just might be me.

"when can I start?"

Quote from Squilly : I got a call from Best Buy earlier today asking if I wanted to go in for an interview. Of course, I said yes. I have been in other interviews before, so I know the general gist of it. Main reason for posting this is when the interviewer asks at the end, "What questions do you have for me?" Obviously, it's there for a reason. Normally, I don't ask much. Suggestions? Like: How long have you been working here? Opportunities for advancement? Pay (should I?) etc.?

I worked at BB a while ago. It was a weird interview - I was asked to give a sales pitch to a manager and try to "sell" him a Bic pen. Point out advantages, features, etc.

As far as questions to ask, just ask "How did you get your start here" or something like that. People love to talk about themselves. So it will seem like you are really interested, even though s/he is just babbling on about themselves.

best buy serves fries now?

Quote from Jabbit : I worked at BB a while ago. It was a weird interview - I was asked to give a sales pitch to a manager and try to "sell" him a Bic pen. Point out advantages, features, etc. As far as questions to ask, just ask "How did you get your start here" or something like that. People love to talk about themselves. So it will seem like you are really interested, even though s/he is just babbling on about themselves.

Odd question but I can see where it comes from. How did you describe it? lol

Quote from Squilly : Odd question but I can see where it comes from. How did you describe it? lol

Make crap up. It is not what you say, it's how you say it. It is a pretty common sales question I guess, but you won't expect it if you have never done sales. Just Google "How to sell a pen to someone" or something similar.

Quote from Squilly : Odd question but I can see where it comes from. How did you describe it? lol

Anyone who has ever applied for a sales job has been asked this question. Pen, pencil, widget, it will be asked.

will this company be around in 2014?

Quote from kratzy : will this company be around in 2014?

How do you expect OP to ask that with a straight face?

Quote from emelvee : How do you expect OP to ask that with a straight face?

I don't expect to have a straight face when selling a pen either.