Glasses or contacts for a job interview?
404855
Depends.  Do you feel your eyes are expressive and can portray more confidence without being behind the glasses?  Or do you feel more intelligent and mature with the glasses?  I dont' know what you look like so I'm not really sure.
794669
You might want to look into something called "shooter's glasses".  Mention these to your eye doctor and they will know what you're talking about.  Some very skilled players such as Karen Corr and snooker player Dennis Taylor use these types of lenses.  I don't know if contact lenses are an option, but that will provide you complete peripheral clarity.  As human beings, we don't have a lot of experience looking in the uppermost region of our range of vision.  People tend to look downward or straight across, mostly to make sure we are stepping safely.  Happy Shooting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
795145
You can do everything that you did before, but you must be extra careful to protect your eyes from injury during the first few months.  Safety glasses designed for sports might be a good idea.  Also, after I had lasik, I was much more sensitive to sunlight than I had been before.  So it would be a good idea to invest in a good pair of polarizing sunglasses.
39047
I wear both.  Contacts are great for rainy days (so you don't have to deal with glasses foggin up or rain drops on your lenses) and sunny days (for sunglasses).  However, you put them in everyday and take them out everynight.  If you get one tiny (miniscule - as in you can barely see it without a microscope) scratch or rip, you will have to through it away.  And your contact could fall out at any blink (nothing is more fun than having 20 people on their hands and knees looking for something the size of a dime on shag carpet!). Contacts are definetly more expensive and your eye exam has to be done yearly.  Contacts can be painful if your eye gets irritated.  All in all glasses are a lot less hassle, but contacts are great to have too.  That's why I use both.
836829
The first is well dressed, well groomed and confident in their answers and stride into the room.  The other is fidgity, not well dressed or at least appropriately dressed for an interview, does not maintain eye contact, and hesitates before answering questions as if to think of an answer.\nNote: even if you are applying for a job that does not require a suit or slacks and a nice shirt...you at least wear the slacks and a nice shirt, ie: you are applying for a position as a landscaper (who might wear shorts on a hot day working) you dress nice for the interview.
59912
you can get the sunglasses at the eyeware place you got your regular glasses. i have clip ons for mine and i sometimes wear contacts so i can get regular sunglasses. cost of them depends on style
487455
If you have decided to buy from India, any good ophthalmologist in Bangalore should be able to check your eyes & give you a number for lenses. You could ask for Bausch and Lomb soft contact lenses. They usually suit most people but you might wanna ask your doc which ones are best for you. They usually order for you and give you one for trial for a week or so. \nHowever, I would really recommend that you get your check ups done and buy your lenses where you are gonna live because you may need to go back and forth to your doc in case the lenses are not fitting properly. \nAlso FYI, avoid using Bausch and Lomb's cleaning solutions for a while as there was recent news about some possible contamination that caused blindness in some people in USA. \nAs far as difficulties in wearing contact lenses, it depends how good your lenses are. You really need to be hygienic with those--nothing to sweat about, just follow the directions from your doc. You may consider buying sunglasses for times when you wearing lenses in windy situations.
819786
Yes, you should definitely get either glasses or lenses.
784725
you should probably have glasses for when your contacts are not available, or when you go to sleep.  So in that instance, I would have regular glasses for that.
800752
I would recommend dressing neatly, but not a suit & tie. Expect to fill out a job application. I would avoid excessive jewelry and outlandish hair styles. Look at what employees there wear daily and be careful about piercings.\nThey should ask you open ended questions about your past performance so be prepared.\nAn open ended question would something like "Tell me about a time when you had to deal with a difficult person."\nAs this is your first job situation, you'll not have past employment to fall back on for the answers, so use things from your own experience. Maybe something from school or home.\nBe sure to smile, give a firm handshake, and look the interviewer in the eye.\nGood luck!
488914
Wear magnifying lenses.
675699
I think it is important to have good eye contact.  I would prefer that the person doesn't take notes and ask questions pertaining to the topic at hand not something covered 15 minutes ago.  If you come across something you don't understand ask immediately so you aren't thinking about a topic that was covered 10 minutes ago and missing all the new information.  I also think it is important to be yourself because you really don't know what the company is looking for regarding your personality and if you try to guess you will end up in a company that is not conducive to your way of life. I would do plenty of research.  Many of the individuals that interview don't know everything about the company and if you teach them something without making them feel stupid you are ahead of everyone else.
586275
It's an interview, dress nice. Since they said informal, slacks and a nice blouse would be good.
334825
Glasses, contacts, and Corrective eye surgery
956815
Since you're only 15 I would just wear a nice pair of pants (not jeans..preferablly black pants) and kitten heels, a nice collared shirt or something professional looking.  Don't wear anything revealing, tight, low cut, etc.  Have your nails manicured (or at least trimmed to one lenght...do not wear bright colors).  Have your hair pulled back from your face in a bun or pony tail.  This will make it less easy to tug at your hair if you're nervous.  Normally for job interviews I suggest bringing a resume in a nice neat folder..but since this is your first job, you won't need to do that.  I would bring a list of 3 references (not family members.) typed.  Just remember to be yourself, smile politely, have proper grammer, do NOT chew gum and answer the questions they ask your honestly.  goodluck.
645559
Depends what the job is! If your a welder, don't go in a suit. If your applying for a sales/marketing position, don't wear a miniskirt and a crop top. First impressions are important, but your c.v. should get you the job.
708511
I prefer contact lenses because they reduce glare.  Glasses tend to get heavy after a while.  Although, glasses are fun to put on top of your head to hold the hair back out of your face.