Look Sharp At Your Next Interview
As the old cliche goes, "a first impression go's a long way" Always remember that the clothing you wear should always reflect your personal style, and position you as someone the employer would want to represent of their company. For interviews, a good rule of thumb is to appear more spiffy, as if you were applying for the position above you are gunning for. Even in a “business casual” environment, it will be to your advantage to dress in formal business attire to show more respect to the company and the interviewer.
During the interview, be vigilant and take note of how the employees dress. As this will be a cue as to how you will dress once you are hired. Remember that your formal business attire will be modified once you get the position. Your choice of colors and ties will be contingent on company culture, on site or off site client interaction, etc.
What to Wear
Before we get into the details here some basic no brainers; Men If you have any facial hair, i.e. a beard or mustache, make sure it is neatly trimmed. Remove all piercings and cover up all tattoos, most experts recommend removing all jewelry, including earrings. Women make-up should be minimal, with lipstick and nail polish, choose conservative tones. Pantyhose should be flawless and conservative in color. Absolutely no gum, spiked or crazy hair, and men iron your clothes and remember to keep your pants above your waist. Click below for the full guideline list
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