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interviewing - professional dress

Professional Dress For Men

  1. Conservative color for a suit, ie blue, gray, black
  2. A white collared shirt with a conservative tie, no wild patterns (or cartoon characters)
  3. Socks need to match suit
  4. Don't wear athletic socks
  5. Shoes need to be shined
  6. Don't wear any accessories.  (A watch is fine)
  7. If you have a beard - make sure it is trimmed.
  8. Try to avoid wearing a suit that you can tell is from an expensive designer, because although it would seem like it would make you look good, the employer might pass you over thinking that you do not need this job.

Professional Dress For Women

  1. A business pant suit is acceptable attire subdued or dark in color, with matching shoes
  2. Don't wear excessive make-up
  3. Don't wear excessive accessories
  4. Shoes should be comfortable and you should be able to walk in them easily
  5. Polish shoes - when you walk away from a person they see the backs of your shoes, be sure they are not scuffed and dirty
  6. Carry a lightweight briefcase-never bring your extra resumes and certificates into the interview opened
  7. Keep hair under control-if it is permed or curly, don't let it be distracting.
 

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