Fashion Designer Mock Interview
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Question 21 of 25
Tell me about the software you have experience using to produce designs.
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Ensure to review the job posting before the interview to familiarize yourself with the software and programs required for this role, and try to mention one (or several) of the software or programs listed (should you be knowledgeable in any of those listed).
Should none be listed, mention the ones you use the most by emphasizing that you will remain willing to undertake training as required by the employer. This will show commitment to the employer and that you are serious about this position.
"I use (X software/program) to produce designs. However, I read on your job posting that you require knowledge of (X software). I am not very familiar with this software but am absolutely willing to undertake training."
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I have excellent skills in Illustrator and Photoshop to produce flats and tech packs. However, I read on your job posting that you require knowledge of PLM. I am not very familiar with this software but am absolutely willing to undertake training.
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It's great that you are willing to learn! Even better would be to show the interviewer that you have already taken the initiative. I see there are many free tutorials on YouTube available. You could also check out a site such as SkillShare, which may have coursework on the fundamentals of PLM. I have provided a revision below.
"I have excellent skills in Illustrator and Photoshop for producing flats and tech packs. I read that your organization requires knowledge of PLM, so I have started self-guided learning online through YouTube tutorials and a SkillShare workshop."
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