What to wear - what to wear?

[eliotberg]

always wear the better cloths that fit to your body, like cashmere sport jacket which ad to your personality show ,!! the post you write is very great , always post these kind of posts in the future..

 

[white pine]

no jeans, no shorts
yes, slacks or khakis
Better to overdress than under.
Good luck
=)
Kk..

kakhi's, sport shirt and sports jacket for him ... he can remove the jacket if the other man is less formally dressed.
skirt or dress for her ... i like the look of a summery print with a shrug, short jacket or blazer over it. she can also dress down by removing the jacket if uncomfortably overdressed. but i don't think this will be the case.
i love jeans, but wouldn't wear them to an interview.
i prefer to be dressed 'up' for a meet and greet. i have been interviewed by people in shorts and tee shirts who couldn't care less about impressing me and that's fine ... but i felt more on top of my game when i was dressed more businesslike.
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kakhi's, sport shirt and sports jacket for him ... he can remove the jacket if the other man is less formally dressed.
skirt or dress for her ... i like the look of a summery print with a shrug, short jacket or blazer over it. she can also dress down by removing the jacket if uncomfortably overdressed. but i don't think this will be the case.
i love jeans, but wouldn't wear them to an interview.
i prefer to be dressed 'up' for a meet and greet. i have been interviewed by people in shorts and tee shirts who couldn't care less about impressing me and that's fine ... but i felt more on top of my game when i was dressed more businesslike.

Yes, that is the point. The interviewer does not need to impress the applicant. The applicant DOES need to impress the interviewer.
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Agree. Exactly, you are going there for business, and need to make a good impression, dress business casual and you will feel more professional. Doesn't matter what they wear, you are the one being judged.

 

[edgehill2014]

I'll only comment on the GUY side of things. I've been in business for many years, having started 8 companies. Naturally, I've interviewed many people and been interviewed.
It USED to be that a jacket and tie was appropriate, but not anymore. It can come across as overdressed, and kind of nerdy these days. If I wore a tie to an interview these days, I'd be seen as either a geek or trying to over-impress someone.
Guys can't go wrong with a pair of slacks, dress shirt and a blazer, which can always be taken off. If you're on the west coast, where tech and wineries are king, you can replace the slacks with a nice pair of jeans -- but NO sneakers, wear a pair of loafers or decent shoes.