Questions entretien chez Lush

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J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush.

Entretien

I was so excited to have been invited to the hiring party. I am a shy person, but I made sure to push past that as best I could that day. I wore something that was fun and made me stand out, although I've heard that in subsequent interviews candidates had to wear black and white. I went and we started off in one big group. We passed around a lump of clay and we each took turns telling something about ourselves and adding to the lump of clay. We then broke into smaller groups (3-4 people) and were introduced to a product, that we then demoed on each other. From there, we each got individually pulled aside for an interview.

Candidature

J'ai postulé en personne. Le processus a pris +1 semaine. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush.

Entretien

It was a hiring party that I apparently aced with my charisma and willingness to work, course the employees in charge of it were a couple of the nice people that worked there

Candidature

J'ai postulé en personne. Le processus a pris 1 jour. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush en octobre 2015.

Entretien

Had a lot of fun, we basically just did demos on each other (there were 3 stages - Shower, Skin, and Hair), and basically the employee shows you how they demo products and you all take turns doing it on each other, then we each got called aside for a one on one interview with the manager. They told us that if we got the job they'd call within the week, and if not you wouldn't get a call.

Candidature

J'ai postulé via une autre source. Le processus a pris une semaine. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush en octobre 2015.

Entretien

I first went to a hiring party they held after hours in the store. We broke up into two groups of four and did demo's of the products on each other. One at a time the hiring manager pulled us aside and asked us our hours, and looked over our resumes.

A few days later I was called in for a second interview, in which another sales girl and I did demo's on each other, but instead of groups it was just the two of us. Later that day, I was called and offered the job!

Candidature

J'ai postulé en personne. Le processus a pris 2 semaines. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush en septembre 2015.

Entretien

I sent in my resume and received a call back less than a week later. I went in for a group interview with 5 other girls and they demoed some products on us and had us demo some as well. They asked some typical interview questions then I was told to come back the next day. I shadowed one of the employees around the store for an hour while they talked about the products and ethics in the company, and I was asked a couple more questions. I was called later that day and was offered the job.

Candidature

J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush.

Entretien

Got there about 15 minutes early, me and about 25 other people waited about 30 minutes past interview time because the recruitment team wasn't prepared. Finally got into the interview room(Lush store hasn't opened yet) they gave us nametags, split us up into groups of about 6 and had us to go four different "booths" where each specialized in a certain product. After that, we were interviewed by the MIT(Manager In Training) in groups of 3 then we demoed a product of our choice to our partner and vice versa.

Candidature

J'ai postulé via une autre source. Le processus a pris 1 jour. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush en novembre 2014.

Entretien

I showed up to the shop, and was given a piece of paper to fill out with maybe 5 questions, and an availability sheet. Sat down with three other girls, and was asked questions by the manager. Then we split up and were briefly taught how to demo a product, and then had to demo it ourselves. Then we had a one on one sit down with the manager, and could just walk around the stuff while waiting for the other girls to finish. Once you were done with your interview you could leave though, even if the other girls weren't done.

My suggestions to get hired would be to be *very* outgoing. As long as you can talk to random strangers, you'll be fine. Be happy and positive. More then anything though just let your personality shine through. If you're trying to fake it, it'll be obvious. You don't have to go overboard to seem fun and likeable. Also, when in the group definitely find a good balance of putting yourself out there, but not looking like you're trying to overshadow anyone else. Help make the other girls look good, since Lush looks for team players.

If you like the company for the cosmetics portion of that, let them know that, but also try to highlight the ethical side of the company as well. If you can even back it up with some of what you do (for example, I'm vegan, so I mentioned that was why I loved the ethics of the company), then you're gold. Talk about your values and how the company fits with that, so it doesn't seem you like you're just spouting off random company facts.

Also, don't worry too much about the demoing part of it. You don't need to know every product before you go there (In fact, I knew none of them, I had just heard of Lush a few weeks before when I applied). There're looking for raw talent, not refined skills. Be confident, and show that you're good at retaining some knowledge (for example, if they list 3 ingredients in the product they're demoing, try to remember at least 2). If you don't remember everything, that's okay. Don't get flustered. There will be times on the shop floor in the beginning where you may be talking about a product and you don't know any of the ingredients. They want to see that you'll remain calm, and be able to work around that.

Also, availability plays a huge key in this. If you're available three times a week you may have a harder time get hired. It's okay to not be available a day or two, and you don't have to be available all day for the days you can work, just try to make it so you can work a few days a week if they need it. Weekends are definitely a huge part of this. If you can't work Fri-Sun at all, you may not get hired, unless they're looking for someone who can specifically work during the weekdays. The weekends though are the time (my shop at least) need the most people. If you need Sundays off, or maybe Saturday, that's fine, but don't block out your whole weekend if you can avoid it.

Be confident, look prepared (but not too fakely prepared), and have fun! That's all there is too it, and then the rest it just up to what the shop needs and who else is applying.

Candidature

J'ai postulé en ligne. Le processus a pris une semaine. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush.

Entretien

Emailed my resume and cover letter to the store. Got an email back inviting me to a hiring party. There were about 10 other girls. We spilt into pairs and did "demos" on each other. They just want to see that you're able to hold a conversation really and obtain information. The employees walked around listening while the manager held very short interviews outside. Was asked why do you want to work here, what would you do if your co-worker was in a bad mood, typical interview questions but really short.

Candidature

J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush.

Entretien

Lush posted on their facebook page that they were in search of a floor leader so I made sure to send in a superb cover letter. I expressed my knowledge of the company as well as my experience with products. I received an email back in 3 days asking to complete a questionnaire. The questions were designed so that anyone can have the freedom to express personal interest and individuality--so do so! Be you and be genuine. Lush loves nothing more than having passionate and eccentric individuals joining their company. I was asked another 3 days later if I was available to attend a hiring party. Show up 15 minutes early to give a good impression. I was the first and three others followed. We were paired into two groups and asked to get to know each other so we then could introduce each other to the group. Don't be nervous! My gal was shaking and asking simple questions such as: do you go to school, have pets? Yadayada...I'd suggest not doing so. You want to be able to turn back to the group and express corky perks about this individual. After that we then paired with another girl and practiced demoing massage bars and making conversations. The key holder asked questions such as "what do you look for in a manager?" And "what about working for lush appeals to you most?" We then again got into a large group and all answered group questions. I left feeling disappointed as I was the youngest and least experienced girl present so felt that I missed my chance. A week later I was invited to a one on one culture hour and was so ecstatic! I made sure to stop by the store for some purchases a few days beforehand to let the associates familiarize themselves with my face. The manager knew my name upon entry which made me feel great. At the culture hour the same manager was with me the entire time. The questions asked included "what experiences can aid you with employment at lush?"and "where do you see yourself going with lush?" She then treated me as a customer and demoed ocean salt on me. We then switched roles and I did two different situations with her. One wash with happy hippy and the use of lemony flutter and the second being the tis the night massage bar paired with the lust solid perfume. If you don't know too much about the product...use your nose! Smell the product, express what it reminds you of, (bright, earthy, sensual) be personable and pamper just as you would expect as a customer! I received a call back 4 days later with a job offer.

Candidature

J'ai postulé en ligne. Le processus a pris 5 jours. J'ai passé un entretien à Lush en avril 2014.

Entretien

Applied online and got a call from the hiring manager. They interviewed five people at same time. I don't think I got a chance to present myself properly, while interviewing with so many people around you. You barely get chance to talk to the manager.