Start out with an online application including a pre-recorded video interview with set questions to answer in a given amount of time. If you pass the first round then a phone call with the manager.

Probably the most unprofessional interview I've experienced. I interviewed at the Chadstone store during their open interviews. They asked me to come back at a scheduled time, but when I came back at this time they had double booked me and another interviewee. We had to wait around 15-20 minutes in the store until I was finally able to be interviewed. The other interviewee who was told to come back at the same time as me had to wait even longer, until my interview concluded. I was interviewed by 2 people. I found it a little unprofessional that their dirty plates after lunch were left on the table (surely ask a waiter to remove these if an interviewee is coming). After telling me I reminded her of someone she knew and trying to find said person on Instagram, one of the ladies received a call within 2 minutes of the interview beginning and stepped to the side to take the call. The other was clearly a little inexperienced at interviewing, but she was a really bubbly person and easy to talk to. The lady remained on the phone during my interview and did not return to the table. I was not asked a single question by her. I was really disappointed with this, as I felt that I wasn't asked enough questions, and I was not able to talk to the one of them at all. I felt that this negatively impacted my chances. However, upon reflection, this experience has made me realise that such an unprofessional interview experience was a reflection of the company as a whole, and it is not somewhere I would want to work. The way Lovisa was represented during this interview to a candidate was honestly embarrassing for them, and I hope they do better respecting other peoples' time going forward.