There is a secret trick in the interview. In fact, there is no such high requirement for appearance. The most important thing is clean and refreshing (skin is very important). When answering questions, you must show your professionalism and service attitude of being able to bear hardships and not picking on customers. If you still have experience in this trip, you will basically succeed. After going in, you will get all kinds of contacts, no matter what kind of work you are engaged in in in the future, it will be very beneficial to your career. It's not great at all.

How to interview the luxury goods industry without experience? Although I had experience in this line in Japan when I first returned to China, it seems that all the experience in China is zero. At that time, when I saw Lane Crawford's recruitment on the homepage of Zhaopin, I handed in a resume, without the experience of investing in department stores on the recruitment website first. I didn't expect the first job in China to start like this. Now the clerks in luxury counters need to be experienced, otherwise there will be no interview opportunities. Then, like me, I'll start with a luxury buyer's department store like # Lane Crawford # I.T. You will be contacted by a headhunter WeChat, and you can interview the luxury counter in about half a year.

Education, height and education generally require junior college, but I knew a SA with secondary school education before, but he has been in the business for many years. People with secondary education might as well give it a try. After all, this is an era of value. Don't worry if you are too short, or that sentence, it is good to have a face value.

Interview questions: generally speaking, self-introduction, previous work experience, cognition of interview brand, presence of old customers, demonstration of how to sell a product on the spot during the interview (it is suggested to introduce sales from FAB three points: the basic points, advantages and usage occasions of the product), and how to deal with customers engaged in the interview (be sure to show an attitude of not picking customers).

In fact, the luxury goods industry is different from other industries in wearing interview clothes. You don't need to wear a decent suit like a Japanese company. The last interviewers in this industry are basically store managers or regional managers. If you have some brand-name clothes, you can use them in the interview. Don't dress too ostentatiously, just be simple and fashionable.

The most suitable makeup for an interview: earth tone's eye shadow plus a scarlet number to enhance the color can be two essential points. Usually in the store, the regional manager will ask the lipstick to be red, the hair must be tied up, and then the low-key work clothes?