Dressing good for an interview will score some major points for you in front of an employer. Find out what to wear.
Lets be Honest, Looks count and looking good for a job interview is no
different. First impressions are hard to forget and knowing how to
dress will help you pave the way for your new career.
Dress for Success Interview Tips
The best advice
anybody can give you is that you should dress one or two levels better
than the job you're gunning for. Obviously you won't be able to dress
better than an executive or CEO if you going for those positions but
you get the point. By dressing better than the position you have
applied for you imprint a good impression of yourself to the employer
and shows respect to the company and hiring manager. Not being
presentable can automatically draw questions of you being lazy or a
sloppy worker.
For management or professional positions. A
suit, tie, and dress shoes is smart for men. A formal pant suit is
suitable for women because you don't have to worry about proper dress
length or whether to wear stockings or not. In this situation, you
should keep jewelry to the bare minimum and wear shoes with basic heels.
For clerical or trade positions. Men should wear
dress pants or Dockers with a nice long sleeve shirt with collar, dress
shoes and an optional tie. Women should dress casual or with a dressy
pants, blouse or sweater.
One of the biggest rules is to never wear jeans to an interview,
regardless of the job. It doesn't matter if they look good or were
expensive, many times a hiring manager will get the assumption of you
that you are not serious about the job or interview. Important to know.
A good tip for everyone is to wear normal or conservative
colors. Don't wear colors that are too loud, unusual, bright,
questionable, or unattractive. By dressing conservative you are giving
yourself a chance to tell the interviewer your skills and/or
qualifications.
In Summary
As a final tip, dress conservative and look neat. Don't give
the interviewer a chance to distract him from your skills and
expertise, by doing so you should have a great chance of getting either
another interview or landing the job.
Best of luck and God bless!
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