Job Attire Question:
Grooming and accessory tips for everyone for interview:
Answer:
► Hair:
Should be clean and neat.
► Shoes:
Should be in polished condition. Make sure heels are not worn.
► Details:
No missing buttons, no lint; and don't forget to remove external tags and tacking stitches from new clothes.
► Hands:
Clean fingernails.
► Fit:
Clothes should be clean, neatly pressed, and fit properly.
► Smell:
Perfume or cologne should be used sparingly or not at all. Remember that some people have allergies/sensitivities; you'd hate for that to derail an interview. No odors in clothes. Don't smell like smoke.
► Padfolios / business bags:
Always wise for holding paper to take notes and to hold other documents you may need to bring and receive. Business-like totes or small briefcases are also appropriate. But if you have no reason to carry a large briefcase, don't; you risk looking silly.
► Backpacks, book bags:
Not appropriate for an on-site interview at the employer's location. For an on-campus interview, you can leave it in the waiting area, or discreetly place it behind your chair. If you are graduating, invest in a business-like tote/bag, so that you don't need to bring your school backpack to interviews.
Should be clean and neat.
► Shoes:
Should be in polished condition. Make sure heels are not worn.
► Details:
No missing buttons, no lint; and don't forget to remove external tags and tacking stitches from new clothes.
► Hands:
Clean fingernails.
► Fit:
Clothes should be clean, neatly pressed, and fit properly.
► Smell:
Perfume or cologne should be used sparingly or not at all. Remember that some people have allergies/sensitivities; you'd hate for that to derail an interview. No odors in clothes. Don't smell like smoke.
► Padfolios / business bags:
Always wise for holding paper to take notes and to hold other documents you may need to bring and receive. Business-like totes or small briefcases are also appropriate. But if you have no reason to carry a large briefcase, don't; you risk looking silly.
► Backpacks, book bags:
Not appropriate for an on-site interview at the employer's location. For an on-campus interview, you can leave it in the waiting area, or discreetly place it behind your chair. If you are graduating, invest in a business-like tote/bag, so that you don't need to bring your school backpack to interviews.
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