What to wear for interview?

Question

I am a male, and I have a interview coming up, what should I wear?

Answer 1

wear something you are  comfortable in  and more over it  depends on the  nature  of the job , but  i wil advise you check on the  internet to be  better  suited   cos  you didi not  tell the  nateure of ther  job

Answer 2

be professional. a suit would be great but if you dont have one, just a nice fitting (ironed) long sleeved polo and slacks will do.. a tie is optional if ur not applying for any manager-ish or ceo-type of position :)

Answer 3

Depends on the level of the job.

McJob=clean pressed long khaki pants and nice shirt, nice shoes (not tennis shoes or sandals).

Professional - conservative dark blue sit, conservative tie, white long-sleeved shirt, conservative (leather) lace-up shoes & (leather) belt that match, long socks that match each other & are dark-blue (match the suit).

Either job - clean-shaven, clean neat hair, brushed teeth. No chewing gum. No body jewelry, no earrings, no jewelry (wedding ring OK). Pro Job, short hair and conservative cut, no dye jobs or unusual hairstyles.

Answer 4

Better to be a little over dressed, than under dressed.  How do others working there dress?  If it's work out clothes, I wouldn't wear that to my interview.

You should be okay with casual suit.  You want to look professional and make a good impression.  Have neat hair, no strong aftershave or cologne, etc.  Better to be a little on the conservative side in an interview situation.

Good luck.

Answer 5

Slacks, shirt & tie.

A jacket or suit may be appropriate, depending on the job (like a bank).

If you think it's more of a casual place....like buttondown shirt and dockers...scope out the company beforehand....either drop in (if it's big, and you stop by relatively unnoticed), or sit outside, and watch the door at lunchtime when workers are coming and going, to see what the guys are wearing.