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SOS - What to wear?
Long story short. I have a job interview tomorrow. I'm not actively looking, this opportunity sort of fell into my lap.
It's an engineering firm, the attire tends to be business casual M - TH, and casual on Fr (jeans). I am interviewing with someone I have a close relationship with, we work together a lot on committees for our professional organization we belong. I just had lunch with her last Friday and was in jeans and flip flops.
It's for a Communications / Technical Writer.
What do I wear?
Black pants is an absolute; what do I wear with them?
PS It's jeans day at my office so there's that too.
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Re: SOS - What to wear?
I'd still wear a suit. Just maybe with a more casual shell rather than a button down underneath.
ETA: I'd wear normal clothes to work. I changed in a parking garage bathroom for a late afternoon interview after work one time.
No matter how casual the work environment, I'm of the opinion that you should dress to impress for an interview.
If you have a blazer, wear that with a nice shell/button down and the dress pants. It doesn't have to be an actual suit, but I'd lean in that direction. Close-toed heels if you have them.
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Do you have an outlet anywhere near you? Ann Taylor outlet has some great suits for not too expensive. Banana Republic does too sometimes but it's more hit or miss IMO.
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