Not only was I worried about presenting myself as a good person to hire for the job, I was afraid I was going to use the wrong fork. Etiquette anxiety is increasingly common, as lunch and dinner interviews have become a popular method of assessment.
Employers can get to know the complete person.
Before Interviewing Presenting yourself as a well-mannered and sociable person while neatly eating soup isn't always easy, especially when your dream job is on the line, but it's something that can become less difficult with preparation. Following the guidelines below will help you walk into any meal interview ready to chat and chew. What to Wear As with any interview, you should dress in business attire unless otherwise indicated. You may take your jacket off before the meal begins if your host does so first. Do whatever he or she does first.