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originally posted in:TFS The Floods Sanctuary
11/15/2013 9:57:44 AM
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What do you wear to a job interview?
I have a job interview on Wednesday at an electronics store. Obviously I feel as if I can do said job well, it's just a matter of proving it at the interview.
Only problem is that I have no idea what should I wear. I'm looking at my closet now and all I really have is... casual wear. My normal attire consists of coloured jeans, a t-shirt and a flanny / shirt.... but that seems a little too casual for an interview. On the other hand though, wearing something like a suit seems... I don't know. Perhaps overdressed? It's just an electronic store, after all (I don't have experience with interviews. I'm 21 now, but my only interview was a few years ago... and I wore trackpants and a t-shirt because it was McDonald's).
I'm thinking about buying [url=http://www.asos.com/au//ASOS/ASOS-Smart-Shirt-in-Long-Sleeve-with-Double-Cuff/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=2978270]this shirt[/url] and [url=http://www.asos.com/au//Asos/Asos-Slim-Fit-Suit-Trousers-In-Black/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=2272355]these trousers[/url]. Obviously they're cheap... but I'm broke at the moment because of university and can't afford much more. Would such a thing be suitable, Flood?
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Nothing.
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For my interview I wore a button up short sleeve shirt and a pair of black pants with black shoes and a belt. I think people over think what they wear to the interview. You have to wear a uniform so they shouldn't judge your fashion sense. You'll get the job with your words.[spoiler]mention your k/d ratio, it'll help[/spoiler]
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Edited by CND AAA Beef: 11/17/2013 5:44:03 AMThose are OK, but I'd put on a tie and a plain black belt. And wear dress shoes. You'd rather overdress than underdress.
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I aim for as little as possible, the colors of nothing are far less distracting.
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A towel.
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1 ReplyNot too formal, not too casual. It's relaxed and elegant, just the thing for a business casual setting.
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Thong and a corset, dress to impress bebe.
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A suit........ would be [i]suitable[/i]
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A gilly suit
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Edited by Zizzy: 11/15/2013 8:50:32 PMGet a jacket to go with the shirt and trousers As it happens I was at a practice interview yesterday, wearing similar clothes to what you linked and the only thing I didn't get 100% on was the fact that I didn't wear a jacket.
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The Wetsuit I use to surf.
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A square of soft cheese.
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Wear a bathing suit.
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nothing giggity giggity, giggity, goo.
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Just go nude. Show em you have balls, literally.
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Nothing.
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Your costume reflects the setting. What do the current employees wear? Wear something similar. It shows your attire already fits in
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For medical school interviews or internship interviews I am going to get a dark grey suit next year. For a retailer store as long as you don't wear jeans and a tshirt you should be fine... Dress button down shirt, tie, and dress pants...
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1 ReplyNothing but a G-string
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I go naked. My sexy bottom always lands the job for me.
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Smart casual
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Wear a suit shirt and some smart looking pants. Not too formal, not too informal.
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button shirt, black pants, black shoes. easy
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2 RepliesI've only ever had one interview (at a KFC February last year) and I wore a long sleeve blue shirt and I think suit pants or something.
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Make sure you're comfortable in it.
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Edited by A Cheese Potato: 11/15/2013 10:03:30 AMyeah those clothes look fancy enough, but not too fancy, they should be good
