Job Interview tomorrow....
The general trend of our society is to dress up less. Nowadays I see lots of people at weddings and funerals who are less dressy than the average worker was at the engineering office I worked in 30-40 years ago.
Second on the Metallica T-shirt
Suit? Blazer and tie is fine. But always wear a tie. It shows respect for what you are doing and the process that you are going through.
I vote for the tie, but not necessarily a suit!
Don
I'm a little surprised at some of the responses. I agree with VH. I think it shows respect if you dress up, and doesn't (or shouldn't) hurt. It kind of shows that you are serious. Wearing a suit to an interview (to me) doesn't mean the applicant would wear a suit to the field. It almost means the opposite: that the applicant will dress "suitably" for the task at hand. (suitably- get it?)
(p.s. I don't really hire a person based on their clothes, I don't think. But I look at who I think would be best-skilled for the job at hand. Still dressing nice doesn't put any kind of subliminal negative effect on people I would hope and dressing sloppy has a better chance of a negative effect.)
there...just some more "prattling" as Tim would put it. 😛
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Typical..
Typical reply of a Red Sox fan...suit??
Now as a Yankee fan, we wear suits...we have class!!!:-P 😛 😀
Typical..
LOL Joe, I have two suits that I wear to court, funerals etc (one at a time).. Cape Cod formal is a blue blazer (with gold anchor buttons) and tie when shorts and boat shoes without socks won't work.
