The hiring process takes a while so this is probably not a good fit for someone that needs a job asap. I waited about 3 weeks for my interview and almost a month for my start date. With all that being said it is definitely worth it! There is a mild sorority vibe but everyone seems genuinely caring and encouraging. The interview was the most fun interview I’ve ever had. After some general background questions you are given instructions for a live mock styling using 2 items of clothing. They want to know that you can think on your feet, make logical and appropriate selections for a variety of styles and they need to know that you understand fashion basic terms, aesthetics and trends. Be bubbly and interested, let your personality shine! After the live styling activity you’ll present your Pinterest board for the client and read your note. Ask questions! They definitely seemed to respond well to questions and it should be obvious but they want to make sure you are a self starter and able to set a schedule for yourself and stick to it and creative problem solve because you’re on your own most of the time. It seems like they have training classes every month or two and mine had a lot of new stylists so high turn over could be an issue but I would imagine that it has something to do with the fact that this really is a big commitment. Even at the minimum 15 hours. It feels like a lot more work and responsibility than you would think, I’m assuming this gets easier as you become a tenured stylist.