Questions d'entretien chez Lush

Interview and floor trial - interview on my own which was fairly standard about motivation for role and my understanding of company. Floor trial relied on having the confidence to approach customers and be hands on with products.

Ok but had to do a practice run and interview after which i did not like as i was not prepared. Not clear at first as i did not know there was a pract run which caused to to hv to reschedule my day

group interview , multiple tasks on a carousel like system. often team building type activities taken place in store after the store has closed. staff were really friendly and give you plenty of opportunity to ask any questions you have.

The group interview was a lot of fun and was about different activites and tasks to do on your own (present to the group) or together (build the highest tower possible out of paper. I made it to the trial shift which was a terrible experience. They let you go on your own and expect you to sell products without necessarily knowing what you're talking about. I kept being asked questions about gift boxes contents and had to refer back to the managers and ask them and they told me I should be more independent but how can I accurately recommend a gift box when I know as much as the customer about their content? I did plenty of homework and I knew about the products specifically (and I have been a LUSH fan for a long time) but it really stumped me.

Workshop evening event, group interview with different activities to practice - practiced demos and giving sales pitches, as well as recommending products to different customers. Staff were nice and very friendly, but there's a big emphasis on being the most outgoing person so it was quite intimidating.

Very easy. Ask you questions about their products and how you'd persuade someone to buy them. They want to see a confident attitude. They want you to be pushy toward making the sale.

Had to just turn up with a CV and joined a massive queue on a Sunday evening with no set end time making transport difficult. Cringe roleplay activities for most of it, then a massive queue to be interviewed at the same time as about ten others by non-management and offered one of a presumably unlimited number of trial shifts after a few minutes chat and a glance at your CV. I then worked four hours for free and definitely sold stuff and was friendly to everyone only to get rejected because I didn't have enough on my CV, so the whole thing could have been avoided had I been filtered out at the start but they got the free labour anyway. Actual trial shift wasn't fun, you're encouraged to annoy people and not stop talking to them even when they really want you to go away with people watching to make sure you do so.

Hands on making ballistic balls, shown around the facilities, smelt amazing, friendly team. They were happy with my ability in making ballistic balls so I sat down in private room for an interview and providing I was successful they took my shoe size to provide footwear while working there.

Fun, super fast and easy going. They also gave lots of free Lush products. Application was through email and the interview was held a week later. It took approximately a month for them to get back with the selected candidates.

Group interview where we had to discuss our favourite product then conduct a charity pot planing session. This was to tear our personality as they can teach you everything else but they can’t make you a great communicator you either have that or you don’t