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Job question... what to wear
I worked for Swatch in FL and spoke with the asst. manager at a store in IL and will be going to fill out an application and meet him this week. Do you think it's ok to wear jeans, a nice top, and boots or flats? Their dress code is black pants and a baseball shirt. I would wear black khakis, and black sneakers when I worked there.
Re: Job question... what to wear
I agree. Probably better to lean on the side of caution though
Is that an oxymoron? haha
Is this ok for another interview that is said to be a casual attire job? I'm use to wearing black slacks and a collared or other nice top for an interview. I'm going to be doing both in one day, and don't want to be over dressed for Swatch either.
It is much better to be overdressed than underdressed, regardless of the type of job you're interviewing for. The first impression speaks volumes. If you're underdressed, you will have to be stellar in the interview to overcome it. I'm speaking from doing lots and lots of interviews over the years. I made HH wear khakis, a button down shirt, and a tie to go apply for warehouse jobs when he first moved here. He thought I was crazy, but he got a job!
Good luck! Keep us posted on how today goes.
I totally agree. I dont think you have to wear a suit or anything. But I would def go in slacks and a nice top.
If you go into the interview in jeans are they going to take you seriously. You need to look like you want it. You are not at this point dressing for the job. You are dressing like you want a job.
Khaki's and a Nice dress shirt & cute shes will work I think for both jobs.
Hey good Luck!!!