Spell for a Job Interview: Before, On the Day and After

An interview is a short window where everything counts: how you come across, what they remember and how the decision falls. Career work has always had a place in folk magic, and interviews are where it earns its keep.

When should I cast?

What should go in the petition?

The company name, the role and the interview date. Write it as already true: "I am offered the operations manager role at Northway, and I accept it gladly." The company name goes on the outside of the packet and the date on the back, so the work knows exactly where to go.

A simple ritual for the night before

1. Lay out what you will wear and put a bay leaf in the pocket.
2. Light a green candle, with a gold one beside it if you have one.
3. Hold a piece of citrine or a coin and read your petition aloud.
4. Run through your three best answers once, out loud, with the candle lit.
5. Put the candle out, set the citrine by your keys and go to bed early.

What should I carry on the day?

• The bay leaf in your pocket, for success.
• Citrine or green aventurine for confidence and luck.
• A pinch of cinnamon on your wrist or in your pocket, for speed in the decision.

What about after the interview?

This is where many people stop, and it is the moment a hiring-luck working helps most. The decision is being made now. A job offer and hiring luck spell puts weight behind you while they choose.

Several interviews at once?

Put each company on its own line in the petition, or choose the job interview and job offer bundle, which covers the interviews and the offer in one ritual.

How I cast career work

Career work is green and gold at my table. Citrine and green aventurine sit at the base of the candle, and bay leaves and a cinnamon stick go into the pewter dish. The company name goes on the outside of your packet and the date on the back. The job interview success spell puts luck and confidence behind the interview itself.