What should I wear to my first day volunteering at a free clinic? I have no clue what I will be doing?
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I think that the jeans and sweater would do just fine. You should be comfortable and be prepared to be on your feet!
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ok im 17 and have never had a real job but from listening to people my guess is you should dress casually not totally dressed up but DONT show up in jeans and an old raggy shirt either. Be yourself and everything should be ok
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bandaids, sample size hand lotions, small hand sanitizers\nlip balm,  key chain, because the are they key to sucess\nI have seen the kits where each item is  with a little phrase like lifesavers to remind you that people appreciate your help.\nYou might see if the local health center has anything they would give, like they give at health fairs. \nyou could see if anyone can make up some drawsting bags for it, or a water bottle or go to the dollar store and see if they have any cute containers.\nenjoy
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wear layers so you can put on and take off clothes depending on how you feel. Gotta love Chicago weather!
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i would buy a nice shirt from banana republic. wear it to all sorts of functions and gatherings. people will come up to you and say "nice shirt." and then you can say, "yeah, thanks. i got it for myself on my bday."
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wear some baggy jeans....a extra big rocawear or eckored or phat farm shirt....some raw shoes and a baseball cap or somethin like that....also wear a jersey too..
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Are you referring to an academic conference, like MLA or APA or AAR or AAA?  I will assume you are.\n\nTo a certain extent, the dress code depends on who you are (grad student, tenured, etc.) and, what you will be doing.   \n\nWho you are:\nGrad student: Anything you want.  Including torn T-shirts, zillions of visible piercings, etc.  (But bring a suit/dress/something more formal for cocktail parties and receptions.)\n\nAdjunct or Instructor looking for a full-time gig, or untenured professor: Business casual, or Business. You never know who you'll meet.  And you're probably trying really hard to meet folks. Be Prepared, and have your business card handy. \n\nAssistant or associate professor - Business casual, or Business.\nYou're meeting folks who may be on your tenure committee, or on a hiring committee, or whatever.  Again, Be Prepared With Business Card. \n\nFull professor: Anything you want.  \n\nIf you're not an academic: Anything you want.\n\nWhat you're doing:\n\nIf you're just attending panels and listening to folks present papers, then you can dress as casually as you'd like.  But again, if you are interviewing for a job at the conference, or hoping to network with folks at other universities for any reason, then dress Business casual or Business, because you never know whom you might meet, or where you might meet them. \n\nIf you're presenting, or networking, then, surprise, Business casual or Business.\n\nIf you're interviewing:  Business Suit/Dress.\n\nIf you're attending receptions for alumni, or cocktail parties: Business casual, business, or semi-formal, depending on your own style and comfort.
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wear a pair of those antenae things from the 80's it usually works for me. or maybe if that is to bold for you you can go for the dayglo orange pocket protector.\n\nseriously know your stuff, be confident, your job is all about customer service, accuracy, professionalism and product knowledge. If these are covered then the interview will be a snap
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calm down :) its no big deal... wear what ull normally wear. make sure u feel comfortable and confident, thats all
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I'd wear something dress casual.\n\nIt's not a formal place... there's people wearing sweatshirts, but don't get too casual.\n\nIt's better to overdress an event than to dress it down.
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Community soup kitchen\nChurch activities\nCoach youth sports\n\nI get more in return than I could possibly give.\n\nIt is a great day to be alive!!\n\nGood luck and God Bless!!
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Dress nice but confortable It depends on what kind of job your getting I am not into dresses really so I dont wear them to a interview! I would feel awkward and it would show! Just be yourself,pretend your talking to someone you have known a while! I am getting ready to go on a interview monday at a job that I have had before and am still nervous! So What I am going to do is get up in plenty enough time to get ready and just relax and just tell myself if I get it its great if not its not ment to be!! Things to not do! Say you cant work weekends on most jobs!!! not brush your teeth would also be one! I would have a mint in my mouth while talking just to make sure! Good luck!
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A suit, if it turns out it is not as dressy, you can always take off your jacket, but at least that way you will look professional on yout first day.
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well, plenty of underwear, for sure  :o)\n\ni am joking, but as its the summer, make sure u bring lots \nof shorts and summer clothes , as it gets got in the south\nduring the summer\n\nyou might also want to do a google search of the town, get some info and when you get there, decide what to buy as souveniers\n\n\nhave a good time !
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Fore-go the feathers, too fussy and you will look like Sesame Street goes to the Derby...I would go for a simple, yet elegant trucker hat, sporting something sassy and trendy like..I piss like the race horse you just rode...\nyou get the idea...a pair of black, knit leggings and a roomy , comfy beefy T. with a pair of black Tony Llama cowboy boots should finish off your look in style! Add a necklace, some feather earrings, and a black and gold lame bag, and honey, you are set for the Derby!
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dress to impress..first impressions are a must..You can never go wrong w/ black slacks and a dress top..Always smile and be attentive..Say yes ma'm/sir..Be happy and be yourself..They will hire someone who looks comfortable and happy verses someone who looks to be a little less so. Don't be nervous, always remember they were in your shoes once before :D
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If it were me: I would go out and find button-up dress shirts, and jackets and pants that match well with them. I would invest in a few ties that I can wear over and over again. Nice shoes, appropriate dress socks. Basically I would beef up my wardrobe with nice but non-descript stuff so I could wear it a lot but not have to buy a whole bunch. There are few professional offices where not wearing a tie is unacceptable. Get clothes that are comfortable but fit where you are working. \nA lot of places have Casual Fridays and I'd take advantage of that (I'd wear nice polos on Fridays). I would probably alternate wearing a tie like this (Monday, tie. Tuesday, no tie. Wednesday, tie, etc.). I would wear a tie on days that I know I'll be in meetings all day, and I would keep a few shirts and ties at my office just in case. Congrats on your promotion and good luck!