Friend, don't be nervous! \x0d\ In fact, every boss wants candidates to show their truest side in front of themselves and describe their experiences honestly. They have no experience in the jewelry industry and nothing. The key is attitude. \x0d\ And the interview in the jewelry store involves nothing more than jewelry-related issues. If possible, you can go to the other party first to see what they are selling, and then check the relevant information according to these, without asking too much. For example, some terms related to jewelry: what does PT stand for, common units of platinum and gold, hardness, specific gravity and refractive index of jade, etc. \x0d\ Overpackaging will be counterproductive. \x0d\ If you are applying for a job as a jewelry salesman, the most important thing to introduce yourself is to clearly express your enthusiasm for this job to the interviewer, and then you will generally be asked to do a simple sales drill. The most important thing in this link is to show your potential to be an excellent salesman. For example, initiative, attention to detail, smile, the ability to open a topic and so on. It doesn't really matter whether you have been in the jewelry industry or not.