Interviewing

Interviews come in many different formats, from traditional one-to-one interviews to panel, virtual, and technical interviews. This page provides guidance on the different types of interviews, what to expect, and how to prepare with confidence.

An interview won’t be a general knowledge test, but you should have an understanding of what is going on in the world at large. Ahead of an interview, it is important to prepare to give yourself the best chances of performing at your best on the day. Here are some points to consider.

First impressions are important. Read our suggestions for making a good first impression in an in-person interview. 

Employers have been using telephone and video interviews as part of their assessment process for many years now and it appears that they're here to stay.

Many management consultancy firms and other City employers use case study interviews as part of their recruitment process. This page provides guidance on preparing for case study interviews, including how to practise, useful frameworks, business case studies, maths questions, and further resources.

Many commercial law firms require candidates to undertake a case study at the final interview stage. Read our tips on how to shine.