INTERVIEW I applied for the summer temp job I submitted my application and an A4 page long covering letter! Those really help your application stand out I was emailed a week later and asked if I would come in for a group interview. There was about 5 off us that attended the interview, we were asked too do tasks such as make up a new product lush don't yet sell so ingredients things like that. We were also given a person written on paper who had say bad skin (we were put in pairs for this and each pair was given someone different) and we had to find products to help them. The interview was really good all the staff were really nice and encouraging ☺️ we had also been asked too prepare a campaign we would hold over summer and we presented that! SHOP TRIAL I was offered a chance too come in for a shop trial bit unfortunately I was on holiday and couldn't make it or the training but the managers were amazing and understanding and invited me back too do a shop trial for Christmas! The shop trial was good they asked a few more questions about why you want too work for lush, favourite products, good customer experience but everyone is so lovely and encouraging and it really makes you feel as ease! I was on the floor for an hour or so and first someone gave me a tour off the shop showed me how too demo ect then I was sent off it was amazing all the staff were really helpful! My advice for shop trial is try demo as it really helps sway a customer too bye the product and samples are really good too! I got a call the following week saying they'd like too offer me the position and I accepted! I can't wait! ADVICE My advice would be, be your self! You probably need to be confident too work in lush and be able too approach people everyone is so lovely tho they make you feel really welcome and do there best too help you it's honestly an amazing place!

I was invited to a group interview on a weekday night at the end of November. I did not know it was going to be a group interview, but we waited outside the location until the privacy screen was lifted and we were ushered in. Passport was provided (mandatory) and nametags assiged. We were split into two groups for two tasks. One group went to practice lower arm massages with the massage bars; people paired up and were guided on the process. The other group played a silly game (I forgot what she called it, but it was an improv process to build upon an imaginary story upon each person's turn). After each group had done both tasks, we were gathered up and asked if we had any questions.