Suit and tie, unless instructed otherwise

Apr 20, 2018
12:14:41pm

donnerstag All-American

One company told me not to come in a suit and tie. They wanted me in a sport jacket without a tie, so I obliged. I got the job.

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POLL: Do you wear a suit to every interview in an office setting?

chago04

4/20/18 11:52am

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fanbraves10

4/20/18 11:53am

Slacks and Jacket. No tie.

fanbraves10

4/20/18 11:53am

I don't know if its standard but when I'm interviewing people I have the HR team tell them they don't need to dress up

Dillinger

4/20/18 11:54am

I've read recently that you dress to the company's dress policy or a step up

BlueBlitzkrieg

4/20/18 12:04pm

Yes, every time except for the one time I was told very specifically not to

Indy Coug

4/20/18 12:05pm

Part of it depends on the position. If it is sales or management position, suit.

61_Shasta

4/20/18 12:09pm

Suit and tie, every time. Except the tie on the second interview is a bow, then a bolo for #3.

Texas Hammer

4/20/18 12:12pm

Suit and tie, unless instructed otherwise

donnerstag

4/20/18 12:14pm

Don't own a suit

BYURider

4/20/18 12:37pm

I normally wear a suit, but wore jeans to interview for my current job

HiLife

4/20/18 1:30pm

Had a friend get denied a position at Qualtrics for not wearing a suit to the

Hedonic Threadmill

4/20/18 1:44pm

Hiring rubric? 8.75 out of 9? Lol. Hope they were kidding.

smokymountainrain

4/21/18 2:15pm

They were kidding. You never tell a girl the real reason you broke up with her.

SlantRoute

6/1/18 11:04pm

Their hiring process is kind of absurd.

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