Professional Dress Guidelines
A well-groomed appearance begins an interview on
a positive note. Your appearance and dress convey to the employer
how important the interview is to you. Polished shoes and clean
fingernails are a must. Try on your outfit at least two days before
the interview to make sure that your clothes are comfortable and
that your outfit is clean, pressed, and in good condition. Details
mean a lot.
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A suit, skirt and blouse, dress or nice pants
suit.
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Dress to convey a professional look, not one
that is "dressy" or sexual. Looking conservative is
much better than not looking conservative enough .
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Make sure your hemline is not too short.
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Closed-toed shoes look more professional than
open-toed sandals.
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Don't wear perfume.
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Slacks, a shirt and tie, and a sports coats
are fine if you don't have a suit.
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Dress to convey a professional look. A dress
shirt, conservative tie, and dark slacks work well.
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Wear dress shoes and dark socks appropriate
for a suit or sports coat.
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Don't wear cologne or aftershave.
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