I have an important interview tomorrow for an assistant photographer position at a fashion retailer, and I'm feeling a mix of excitement and anxiety. I'm 19 and have been working night shifts at a factory for over a year, which has been draining. About a year ago, I interviewed for a similar role at an auction house. I felt it went really well; I had relevant photography experience, and I even went the extra mile by mimicking their photographer's style for my portfolio. The feedback was positive, and they seemed to really like me. However, after weeks of waiting, I learned I didn't get the job, which was disheartening since they had hyped me up. Now, I find myself in a similar situation, and this new role aligns even better with my interests. I have experience in fashion photography and have worked with small fashion brands, plus the location is perfect for me. I've spent the weekend preparing a tailored portfolio and practicing my responses to potential interview questions. I'm reaching out for advice on how to nail this interview. I want to know what could have gone wrong in my last interview that seemed to go perfectly. Can a small mistake really cost you the job? Also, I'm eager to learn how to go the extra mile this time to stand out, as I know these opportunities are rare. Getting this job would mean so much to me and help me get my life back on track.