which dress to wear for interview for s/w professional on hot and humid day?
412958
Sorry, but if you are going to an interview for a professional position you should still wear a black skirt suit. Find a white or off-white sleeveless blouse and put on the jacket just before you enter the building.
1125678
For a management position you would wear a suit and tie. Otherwise you would wear what is customary attire at the job you are applying for or one notch better. If the job has you weraing a uniform you wear suit and tie. A Hiring Team interviewer.
997301
First of all, I would get one of the dress for success books. I found out the hard way that clothing can ruin your chances of being hired. Make sure that you have an 'honest' resume with you.\nWhile you are speaking to the interviewer, resist any temptation to interrupt or get too loud. Know it all types usually end up being crossed off of the hire list. If you don't know the answer, be honest. Show a willingness to listen and learn. Good attitudes and politeness are more likely to get the job for you.\nI obtained my information from several people that I work with that are in a hiring capacity.
552132
Look confident my fren. Once u come in u will make an impression of a confident and competent person or a weak person and incapable. U must dress smartly and professionally. If u work in an empowered office then wear professionally. It will never kill to dress pro and u will never overdress if according to three piece suits. Good luck for tomoro!!
169875
in the right conditions and humidity
819768
A nice, DEMURE shirt and dress slacks.  Stay on the conservative side.  You want to portray respectability, confidence, and trustworthiness.\n\nYou should expect them to ask about any skills you may have, how you plan to get to work, what days you'd be available.  If I remember correctly (from friends, I never worked there), they may even give you a personality type quiz, like "what would you do if you saw a co-worker steal merchandise?"\n\nGL!!
824882
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
1048995
Dress consevativly. Reasearch the company, This can be done on the internet, but you should also call the company, talk to the receptionest and find out who the hr person is, Try to get extentions for others who work at the company that you may get info from.. Back to what to wear, it all depends on where you live and what you look like. A dress, not to short and no open toe shoes. If you have nice legs then don't wear nylons, if your legs aren't that great, wear light colored nylons. You didn't say what kind of company that you are seeking employment with, that matters;\nIf I can be of more help. email me...\n\nGOOD LUCK and God Bless...\n                     Phlemington
690079
Yes, color does matter. Firms/companies like banks, insurance companies or other places in the financial arena are still very conservative when it comes to dress for the most part. As long as you're not wearing the same thing, go for it. You should have several interview outfits prepared, since many companies do multiple interviews now days. The only time I would say consider wearing something a little more creative is when you're interviewing for those types of jobs. The clothes should correspond with the culture of the organization. What did you see everyone else wearing when you walked in there last? Mirror their image.
958017
definatly dress for sucess.  Doesn't have to be a business suit but you definatly want to look good.
259745
Something conservative, but I don't think you necessarily need to wear black. A dress or skirt or for a man nice slacks, shirt and tie.
429632
Hey what ever floats your boat,I say. Black would be the color that I would choose too. White gets to dirty quick. You say that you don't dress up,but wear sweatshirts most of the time. Hey what do you wear when its summer. Also isn't those sequin purse's,a winter thang. Good for you doing what best fits you,and you follow your dreams.
332572
Wearing a tee length dress is appropriate.\n\nBut make sure that style of dress is appropriate for the function: casual, semi-casual, formal, etc.\n\nThe lenght is not as important as the style being appropriate for the function.
178743
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.
553639
A nice dress to compliment the weather.  If its in the spring, wear a nice, light colored dress.  If it's in the summer I would go for a dress that hits at or slightly above the knee--also light colored.  Don't wear white though.
788594
The clothing you wear in your interview should reflect the clothing you'd wear once you get the job.  If it's a relaxed casual officey type of place and you saw women in there wearing sandals while you were picking up the application that first day, then wearing them for the interview is OK.  It is always best to be on the side of caution... if you aren't quite sure, then don't wear them.
765875
Does he really need to wear a suit every day of the week?  If not, two suits should be just fine.  If he can only afford one, navy is the most versatile.  Other good choices are gray or black.  Supposedly, gray is in style this year.\n\nFor the days he doesn't wear a suit, nice slacks with a dress shirt and tie should be fine.  Depending on the job, it's sometimes good to keep a sports jacket in his office or cubicle just in case he needs it unexpectedly.\n\nAlso, you need to know the dress code where he's working.  Some places are more casual, which can mean casual Friday or, it could mean it's ok to wear casual clothes most of the time.\n\nJust keep in mind business casual is not the same as the casual clothes you'd wear to a rock concert or to the beach.  And what constitutes business casual varies from workplace to workplace.  Sometimes, it means dress slacks and a shirt, but no tie.  Other times it means you can wear a golf type shirt...is that the right word?  If it's a business environment, a shirt with a collar is almost always required, though.