Preparing for Interviews

Step 1: Know your workplace The first step in interview preparation is to conduct research on the company for which you are being interviewed by. To do so, visit the company's website and learn about their main goals, identity, and interests. LinkedIn and Glassdoor are two good places to start your search. A good strategy is to review the job description and edit your portfolio with keywords to make it more relevant to your interviewer.

Step 2: Revise back, even if you're experienced Even if you have done a variety of practical practical work for a number of customers and are thus somewhat experienced, you must ensure that you revise the basic concepts of your creative area, as we sometimes allow our practical work to overpower our basic skills. This is not to say that your advanced experience isn't valuable for the interview.

Step 3: Create & bring your portfolio Similar to any other job interview, bringing an impressive portfolio will demonstrate your creativity and first-hand experience. After creating a portfolio you are proud of bring it with you and complete it with all necessary elements. Do your research to create the best portfolio possible. On sites like Behance, you can even look at examples from design professionals. Make sure to discuss the process you use when working on projects for your clients during the actual interview.

Step 4: Always speak aloud When responding to interviewer questions, think aloud so you can represent your problem-solving path for success.  This is an important approach because it will help the reader understand how you respond to questions with answers you are uncertain of. This is genuine for both remote and in-person interviews.

Step 5: Both way respect Throughout your interview, you should demonstrate your enthusiasm and positivity to your interviewer. They're all ears for that kind of thing! Experience and a valuable skill set are a given, but you must always be honest and have a positive attitude in the workplace. The more respect you show, the more respect you will receive. Try to be as confident, positive, and honest as possible.