Dress for the Interview One of the main reasons people do not get hired today is still improper appearance for the interview. There is no second chance when it comes to first impressions. How you look reflects how you see yourself, and your appearance can give the potential employer many answers about you. Men Dress as you think your supervisor would dress.
Some positions require casual business attire .
For these interviews wear clean, freshly pressed slacks with a collared shirt. Depending on the job, the shirt can be open at the neck or with a conservative tie . Some non-professional supervisory positions dictate the same dress code as for the professionals, managers, or businessmen. Professionals, managers, and business men should wear a dark suit, perfectly pressed, a white or light blue dress shirt, and a conservative tie. Dark socks should be worn with polished dark shoes .