So, you’ve applied for a position and you received the call back for an interview. Now, what are you going to wear? Before you go rummaging through your closet, take a look at this list of items you should leave in there. Remember, you only get one chance to make a first impression, so here’s what NOT to wear to a job interview!
Sure you will stand out from others, but for all of the wrong reasons. Let your interview be about your qualifications for the position, not your distracting outfit.
A briefcase or portfolio gives you much more professional look.
Unless you’re interviewing for a porno, but other than that you come off as trashy. You don’t want to give off the impression that you may be only good for one thing, and it’s not the position you applied for!
Guys, the rule with ties when you’re wanting to look like a boss is a nice red or burgundy tie. Girl, just stay away from the patterns.
It doesn’t require much to look professional. To be prepared, it’s a good idea to plan ahead of time and have a professional outfit on standby. A simple guide to looking professional is to dress in a well fitting navy, black or grey business suit. It doesn’t have to cost a lot, I know college students don’t have much money to blow but instead of that hot new outfit you have been eyeing, invest in some business attire. You will thank me later.
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