i'm goin on a business job interview tommorow, is it fine to wear a stripped tie? or will it be too distractin
408695
Yes stripes are distracting but no, solid ties are boring. Opt for subtle designs. Color - indigo or dark grey. Good luck!
1124042
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!
1187898
No that wouldn't be a good idea, not the tank top. You should look professional. You don't have to be too dressy but try business casual. I'm not sure of a bath and body works uniform, it's been awhile since I've been in there. Good luck with your interview. I hope you get the job.
301704
If it is against the dress code at work, I don't recommend it, but if there is nothing in the dress code saying that  you cannot wear a short advertising alcoholic beverages or t shirts then that should be up to you
624786
Style of your clothes.\n\nWhen choosing your clothes for the interview, remember the position you are applying for. Manager with a ponytail and glittering earring is good for the manager of the rock-star and this style is not appropriate if you apply for the position of a manager in a head office of respectable\nbank.\n\nIf it is difficult to make an appropriate style for the interview
547733
It just depends on that company's dress code policy. I would not wear any to the interview, but once you got the job try it. See what they tell you.
112009
black tie= cocktail attire\nbusiness suit= business attire
1015433
make sure that the red is a professional red…not to bright/flashy…and the style of the outfit would need to be appropriate, reflecting of the environment of the profession of the job interview.\nthat it also reflects you and will make you comfortable and confident  in your interview. Go for it! if a company will not hire you due to a color preferences then they are to uptight and will make your life very dreary & muted job.
817870
Actually it would look like you were prepared and set you apart from 90% of the other people they will interview that day. I interview a lot of people. The things many of them do wrong:\nThey don't bring a copy of their resume with them.\nThey don't dress up. (Jeans are NEVER acceptable for an interview)\nThey don't remove their hat (for guys)\nThey don't turn off their cell phones or worse they answer them during the interview!\nThey cannot answer simple questions about previous jobs or job experience.\nThey smell bad.\nThey say "um" or "you know" every other word.\nThey chew gum.\nThey trash their former employers.\nThey can't answer the question "Why should we hire you?"\nThey don't ask any questions about the job. (The best question to ask an interviewer is what THEY are looking for in the person that takes that position. Then point to specific experience you have either in work or life that makes YOU the best canidate.)\nThey don't look at you during the interview. Not making eye contact makes people think you are shady.\n\nHope this helps! Good luck!
170170
it really depends on how conservative the firm is. usually they would advise you of the proper dress code of the firm during the day that they give you the job. it could range from wearing a coat and tie to just long sleeves and slacks to long sleeves and jeans.
685006
No way always look your best for an job interview, Not looking good as if you are all ready  the boss comes across real tacky, The look is what inpress me to talk to you about the job, The President never talks to the public in Jeans why should you. Have an great job interview.
977819
In my opinion you should always wear professional attire even though the company has a very relaxed or laid back dress code.\n\nThis is key for making a first impression you cannot change.\n\nAs for your second interview I would recommend that you do not wear a nice pair of jeans, high heeled boots, a sweater and a khaki jacket. \n\nYou should wear a professional business suit or a pair of nice slacks with a nice blouse and jacket with business style shoes.\nYou never know who you will be meeting with.\n\nRemember the person who interviewed you already has a job and you trying to obtain one.\n\nCheck out the link below.\n\nBest of luck!
745026
Wear what you would wear to the job. Do not lie. Learn a little about the store before the interview and throw in a few facts if it fits into the conversation. Don't ask about time off and benefits.
712865
Full sleeve shirt with thin stripes probably in a light shade not to make it too loud . Navy blue or grey pants.....a tie perhaps to show them respect and a formal belt not with any fashionable buckles...to wrap it up.\n       if intrvw does not go well atleast your dress sense will do the talking.....
696627
Dress as neatly as possible.  No need to look like you are attending a wedding or funeral (regrettably, a lot of people these days aren't aware these call for formal wear), but no jeans.  A suit is a good idea.  In the interview don't discuss how you and your homies hang out in the 'hood.  If music comes up, you adore some obscure classical composer, not gangsta rap.  Pick one who is obscure, though, so the interviewer won't catch you faking it:  "Oh, yes, Mozart did his best work in his fifties."  (Mozart died a month before his 37th birthday.)  Football over NASCAR.  Have an intelligent opinion ready for a question on some mildly controversial issue, some interviewers like to throw that out and see how you perform.  A major is sure to come up.  If you have one chosen, be prepared to explain why--something better than "Mommy picked it" or "I can help daddy's hardware store if I take accounting".
1127394
Wear dark blue, a suit if you have it.\nDon't be nervous, the interviewer is only human, and you can picture him/her in an embarrassing situation if you do get uptight, Just don't laugh out loud about it! LOL\nHaving your hair up is a good idea, it makes you look neater. \nPut on a fresh face, and scrub your teeth well (Like I'm sure you would do anyway!) Your smile is one of the first things they will look at, and if it's not "perfect" it might take away the interviewers attention from your skills (they ARE only human you know!)\nGood luck getting the job! :-D
691857
NO, but there are two choices involved with your situation. First, you can choose to wear the clothes or not, however, you can also choose to stay with the job or not. In other words, its a small price to pay if you want to keep the job.