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Apr 28, 2015
9:09:43am

Buffalo

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Buffalo

Previous username: megapixle
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Last login: May 7, 2024
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Dress code question: I have a job interview on Friday (very small company)

JackStack

4/28/15 9:07am

If he invited you to dress more casual, you should do it.

CougsOrDeath

4/28/15 9:08am

^^This^^

HiLife

4/28/15 9:21am

slacks, dress shirt, sport coat, no tie

WDaddy

4/28/15 9:08am

and polish your shoes

WDaddy

4/28/15 9:09am

Kiss up!

TNT

4/28/15 9:10am

Is this a suggestion or a personal attack?

BringBackRoyalBlue

4/28/15 9:16am

^^^ This is what I would do ^^^^

Solid-State Blue

4/28/15 9:09am

^^ This is what I'd do in this scenario. You can drop the coat, if needed.

CougaReb

4/28/15 9:37am

Id wear nice dress pants and a button down with no tie in that scenario

4/28/15 9:09am

do what he said

fattycoug

4/28/15 9:09am

If he specifically told you to dress casual

kccougar

4/28/15 9:09am

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Buffalo

4/28/15 9:09am

A rule of thumb given to me years ago (not sure if it still stands) is to dress

jayriggity

4/28/15 9:10am

When I read the subject, I said to myself, "Wear a suit unless they tell you

cheezedawg

4/28/15 9:10am

If no instruction was given I would wear a suit, but if he specifically said

jrob30

4/28/15 9:10am

RE: Dress code question: I have a job interview on Friday (very small company)

BlueFrog

4/28/15 9:11am

a borat mankini will definitely get you the job

oryguncoug

4/28/15 9:11am

this thread is awesome, it's like a 10 way hack!

jrob30

4/28/15 9:12am

Tuxedo T-Shirt: Shows that you want to be formal, but that you are also down to

BE-WHY-YOU

4/28/15 9:13am

The rule of thumb is to dress one step better than the interviewer

HiLife

4/28/15 9:14am

My daughter showed up in her Sunday best for an interview at In-n-Out.....

Bonoman

4/28/15 9:14am

It can hurt for some jobs.

Baron

4/28/15 9:38am

Cargo shorts and a hockey sweater

Sea Chicken

4/28/15 9:16am

Engineers? Yea, tucked-in button-down shirt and slacks is casual.

4/28/15 9:18am

I never go less than a shirt and tie

LaserCoug

4/28/15 9:21am

I did a summer internship for HP in Roseville, CA

El Pasco

4/28/15 9:23am

Where a suit sans tie. Still looks good and you can remove the jacket later.

zonacougar

4/28/15 9:29am

You want to dress one step more formal above him.

The Old Y

4/28/15 9:32am

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