Interview tips and techniques
This is ultimately the point that decides whether you get the job, so it's vital that an interview goes your way. Like most things in life, a lot of interview tips and techniques are common sense. Provided you keep your wits about you, come across as informative and personable and give a full account of who you are and what you can achieve - there is nothing to be nervous about.

Preparation
Finding out as much as you can about easyJet is vital. This website will tell you a lot, but there is plenty more out there - do your homework, key areas we advise you look into are:

• What we do - our business and history
• Our locations
• Current initiatives and future plans
• Key people in our organisation

Key things to remember

• Though we have a relaxed dress code - to create the right impression it's a good idea to turn up smart-casual
   
• Ensure you know your own achievements and aspirations, as most interviewers will ask you about these throughout your meeting
   
• Be on-time. Nothing is worse than turning up late - or too early. Plan to be there ten minutes before you're due
   
• Listen to each question and answer as honestly as possible. Try not to over-prepare for the day - interviewers can sense when answers are a 'stock' response
   
• If you don't understand a question - ask for clarification. If you don't know the answer - say so, don't make it up
   
• Try to expand on an answer rather than responding "Yes" or "No"
   
• If you're being interviewed by more than one interviewer, give attention to everyone equally
   
• Prepare fully before the interview if you have to take a test
   
• Leave questions to the end of the interview. It's normal policy to allow candidates time to ask questions at the end of an interview
   
• Be honest about the experience. If you feel that the role isn't for you - say so politely. If you really want the job - again, say so and highlight why you're the person for it

On the day
It may seem difficult, but be calm. Relax, maintain eye contact and approach the interview in a friendly, confident and interested manner. Be courteous and be confident - after all, no one knows you better than you. Smile. Be yourself!