interview question?
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- jdcomba
ok, i've got an interview on friday, the girl i am interviewing with has stressed over the phone and in emails how casual the company is, and to dress casual. and when i mean stressed, she mentions it every time. "it's going to be a casual interview this is a casual place, so dress casually" so how casual should iget here? button down, jeans, sneaks, tshirt, slacks???
- brandelec0
fresh polo shirt, jeans, nice shoes, no sneaks
- ********0
yeap
when you go in there, act like you are already there. just relax. and talk like you already work there
- SteveJobs0
jeans, nice black slip-on shoes. and a long-sleeve fitted button-down shirt not tucked in. kind of how you might go out to a club.
but if you walk in and it's uber-casual, slip into the restroom and roll your sleeves up just below your elbows.
- ********0
you got a pair of cargo khakis? brown shoes and a 3 button polo short sleeve shirt.
pimp on playa
- brandelec0
and expose dem chest hairzz!!
- jdcomba0
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- gruntt0
i'd go with this look... and pose.
- jdcomba0
i feel like that's too overdressed, don't you?
- spendogg0
stevejobs got it right - smart casual, act like you care about what you look like - be comfortable. Shoes are the key to looking smart and creative.
- tny0
theres nothing like a bare chested interview(ee), yessir
- ivan_cook0
who/where is it? design firm or ad agency, or in-house?
I got my current job wearing jeans, nike wovens, and a short-sleeve button-up.
I always feel, it's best to let being myself act as a filter. That way I know that I'll have a better chance of being comfortable if I get the job.
:-)
good luck.
- gruntt0
keep mentioning during the interview that you've gone "commando"
- jdcomba0
burton snowboards.
- ********0
Button down, tuck it in with belt, good shoes and nice slacks. Just because she said it was casual doesn't mean you look like abum. It's just not super dressy.
- jdcomba0
well, i look like a retard with my shirt tucked in.
- gruntt0
a few smartly placed post-it's and a nice pair of shoes.
you're in!
- brandelec0
tuck in the polo and wear a buckle that says "cash money"
- radar0
definitely rock the Gravis then.
- ivan_cook0
Nice! Definately dress casual, and be very relaxed / comfortable. How you come across in person is MUCH more important than what you wear.
- BonSeff0
bananna hammock and flipflops
perhaps a black bananna hammock, cause black is classy