What to wear to Job Interview?
552797
I think it honestly depends on the retail store  you are interviewing at.  I worked for a corporate chain, and they did not allow "head dress" at all.  My basic rule that I say for an interview is: "Wear what you would wear to Church"
123820
Dress for success, dress nicely. Don't curse during the interview, smile, look up information on the company that is interviewing you. A question that they may ask you is why you want to be emplyed there, and what you know about their company. If you are a girl, don't wear big earings, or wear too much perfume because this may take their attention away from you. Just give your honest anwer to the questions that they ask you. Hope this helps and good luck with the interview!!! :0)
66079
Actually, old-school is match pants.\n\nSocks are a subtle (or, if they're pink, none-too-subtle) fashion statement.  If you're wearing pink socks with a black suit, then you're saying, "yes, I'm conservative enough to be wearing a black suit, but there's an iconoclastic part of me that's going to wear brightly colored socks anyway."  \n\nIt all depends on the shade of pink, natch.  But, if you're going to a job interview that requires decorum, I'd go with the black socks.
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!
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!!
620898
Wear a smart trouser or skirt suit and blouse. You should always dress professionaly no matter what the position you are going for.
954345
If you want the job, you should do the following:\n\n1. Show up for the interview five minutes early.\n2. Be clean and wear clean clothes.\n3. Your clothes should be appropriate for a job interview: no bare midriffs, no tattered jeans, no flip-flops. A woman should wear a skirt or dressy slacks. Low-cut stuff is for bars, not job interviews.\n4. Tasteful jewelry is fine but avoid nose rings, ultra-big earrings and so forth. You might want to minimize facial piercings, if you have them.\n5. Look into the eyes of your interviewer.\n6. Answer questions honestly.\n7. Don't use a lot of slang and trendy language. \n8. Shake hands.\n9. Ask a couple of appropriate questions about the job. "What day is payday?" and "I'd really like to work in sporting goods someday -- do you think that's possible?" are appropriate. "Can I bring my boyfriend to the Christmas party?" is not.\n10. I know that this is a nerve-wracking experience but try to relax and be natural.\n\nAnd... Good Luck!
727832
NOTHING, nothing at all. just kidding, go khakis for profesional look, jeans = not professional at all might turn job interveiwers off. They dont care how good you look how profesional you look thats what ive seen to pass atleast
645417
My rule for interviews is always wear a suit unless they specifically tell you otherwise.  Insurance companies are typically conservative, so I would play it safe and go with a suit.
243627
Rule of thumb...always dress up. In other words, dress better than the dress code of the business for which you are applying.
57823
Dress professionally!  As a manager nothing annoys me more than someone who shows up in jeans and a t-shirt!  Wear apporiate clothing and shoes.\n\nHave you studied the company you are interviewing with?  If not, then I would suggest doing some research on the company.\n\nI bring an extra resume with me when I interview and I make sure that my breath is fresh.  I look the interviewer in the eye and if I don't understand a question I ask for some explaination.  I do my best to answer the questions.  Also, be on time!  Do not show up late, arrive a few minutes early so that you have enough time to get there.\n\nHope that helps!
58986
Make sure you dress appropriately and don't chew gum.  Be comfortable talking about yourself because you're going to have to convince them you're the right person for the job.  Make sure you've done your research on the company you're applying for and exactly what they are looking for to fill the position.  Good luck!
531864
Avoid business casual. Error on the side of being too professional. First impressions count and its rare to make a bad impression by being "too professional" but being too casual can leave a negative impact.\n\nIf you are a man, wear a suit and tie - something conservative like black or navy. If you are a woman wear a suit. If it is a suite with a skirt make sure you wear pantyhose. Avoid bare legs and bare arms.\n\nBut make sure what you wear is comfortable. You don't want to be fidgeting with something uncomfortable in an interview. Also avoid excessive jewelry.
727337
I would always suggest wearing something professional. For this position I would not wear a dress or skirt or a suit and tie (depending on your gender), perhaps a nice pair of slacks and blouse or button up shirt, and a pair of dress shoes. In my current positon I am not responsible for hiring but I was in my previous position, and I would never hire anyone who came to an interview in jeans, flip flops or sneakers. Even though this position is not one where you will be required to wear business attire your new prospective supervisors will look at the way you dress, speak and look. I always felt if someone took pride in their appearance they would take pride in their job. Hope this helps!
290414
Have some one practice interview with you. You need to be comfortable talking about yourself. Also have question ready to ask them.
936603
You have to appear confident as if they have already hired you. Not snotty just really self-assured. If it is possible get your self something that you feel good in to wear to the interview. Navy blue is a great color for most anyone. Appear, friendly open and honest. Don't go in thinking they aren't going to hire you anyway. Managers can usually feel that from you.  Good luck...Just an idea, before I worked up the corporate ladder I went to Adult School and brushed up on all of my skills. Yeah I lost my weekends but when I was hired it was a good job. Really good.
911630
Definitely a suit if it is at a professional level (bookkeeping or above).  Choose charcol grey, navy, or black.  Brown is sometimes worn.  If you go with black, soften it up with a feminine colour and jewelry.\n\nIf it is for reception, probably not a suit.  Something dressy and and flattering would be better, but it still must be professional looking.  You could choose a fashion-conscious suit, however.  Think about what they would want the first impression of the firm to be.\n\nTry Monster.com Quintcareer.com for great interview articles.  They get into some nitty gritty about what to wear.