idk what to wear though. since it's not really a professional job... ?
2 Simple Steps to Crushing Your Competition During Your Job Interview
Recommended Answer:
Entirely depends on what the job is. As you are aware, a suit would be a bit much for the job you're going for. If you overdress, then hiring managers sometimes wonder whether you have any idea what kind of work you are asking for.
Think "Sunday best" but don't get all dressed up for a wedding. No cleavage. No toes showing from shoes. Flats or low heels are better than high heels. Clothes properly cleaned and pressed. Avoid overly trendy things (like maxi dresses or drapey cardigans). Stick with simple pants and blouses that look classic and timeless. Keep the jewelry to about 5 pieces (the general rule allows for two earrings, one necklace, one ring--counting wedding rings as one, and one bracelet or watch) or less and make sure it's tasteful and not loud.
If you already know dress code for the work place, dress as close as you can to those requirements. You can call and ask if you're not sure. For example, if the workplace requires black pants and black shoes as part of the uniform, you should wear black pants and black shoes to the interview. The hiring manager will immediately start to see you as fitting right in.
No Time To Prepare For The Job Interview?
- Slacks and a nice top ... no jeans, no t-shirts. Clean hair and hands. BE ON TIME. Good Luck.
- Black dress pants would probably be the best but you could probably wear jeans if you wanted. That and some sort of top, not a t-shirt/hoodie sort of thing.
Good luck btw - i say wear semi formal clothes, but dont go all out lol. like dont show too much skin. Also make sure your hair is clean and make sure your body language is good because everyone looks at body language. you can probably get the job. good luck =)
answer my question plz? thanks ! =D
answers.yahoo.com/question/index;… - where something nice with no lettering on the shirt
No comments:
Post a Comment