But you may already know everything you need to know to make a good first impression. You probably learned it in kindergarten. Start by paying attention to your appearance. It may give recruiters their first clues about your professional earnestness as a job candidate. Dress professionally every time you visit your potential employer, regardless of whether you are scheduled for an interview.
Some people come in dressed too casually in shorts or jeans.
Remember you are going for a job interview, not a social function. For Mas, professional attire encompasses many styles. She accepts the professionalism of some candidates who neatly dress in Khaki, but cautions other applicants that they can still be unprofessionally dressed in a power suit if the skirt is too short or it has a high slit in the side. Regardless of your style, ensure that your clothing is clean, pressed, well fitted, and in good repair. Also pay attention to the way you present yourself through your cover letter, resume, and job application.