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  • Rebecca Jardine

Liberty Belle's guide to a perfect interview

Updated: Oct 4, 2023

Are you searching for a part-time job whilst studying or looking to secure an internship on a placement year? Have a look at some of our helpful tips to get you feeling confident and

prepared for your interview.


1) Know the company –

Do some research into the company and get to know their morals and philosophies. Some brands commit to becoming more sustainable and environmentally friendly and others are more focused on diversity and inclusion. A solid knowledge of the company you are applying to join is essential to give a good impression.


2) Come prepared –

Don’t let punctuality or lack of organization be the reason you lose out on a job opportunity. Remember to bring a form of ID and any important paperwork like a copy of your CV or certificates in case they are needed.


3) Keep hydrated -

Some interviews can last a while so pack a water bottle and snack to keep you going and maintain your energy throughout the day. If you can, take a break and get some fresh air by going on a walk to destress from any pressure.


4) Look smart –

Whether an in person or online interview, choose your outfit wisely to come across professional and prepared. Keep your outfit choice smart but opt for something that expresses your personality such as a bold top paired with smart trousers.


5) Ask questions –

Before the big day, think of a few questions to ask your interviewers at the end of the interview, for example ‘Are there any opportunities for personal development?’ or ‘Can you tell me more about the daily tasks I will be carrying out’. Try not to lead salary-based questions as it can take away from the company values and responsibilities of the role.


Now that you have read all of our tips you are ready to smash your interview!

Remember that interviews are a chance for you to showcase yourself so be confident and take each one as a learning opportunity.


Click here for some more advice on interview questions and common mistakes to feel even more prepared.



Edited by Nadia Lincoln.

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