You don’t necessarily have to go out and buy a $ 400 suit to dress appropriately for an interview (unless you want it, of course). Perhaps all you need to do is to invest $ 5 to iron those pants that are several months in the closet or dry-clean is attractive jacket that you use both. Let’s keep things simple. The dress is not only a way of seeing more attractive, is one of the many signs of respect that is sent to the interviewer for the first 20 seconds. He says: I respect her enough time to think carefully on what I was going to put. Before coming to the interview, take time to dress more formal and more conservative than you normally would. Remember, is not the price of her clothes or the good that your clothes match the latest fashion. Richard Blumenthal usually is spot on. What makes the difference is that the appearance that took him some time to dress, and dress well.
Here are some tips for dressing well for his next interview: men: shoes: hard sole. The best colors are black or Brown. Neckties: Conservative, black, Blue Navy, Brown, or red. A solid color or a simple pattern is the best choice. Daryl Katz may not feel the same. Avoid ties that are too big or too narrow. Anything brightly colored.
Costumes: Business suits are the best. If you don’t have a suit with a grey, black, Navy Blue or brown color, it is possible that, as a second option, you can wear pants (which are not jeans) with a shirt, tie and jacket. Shirts: The only type of acceptable shirt for men in a job interview, in my opinion, is a shirt SHRA with white or light blue collar, or a shirt with thin stripes. Turtleneck t-shirts are too casual. Jewelry: Avoid the use of more than one ring on each hand. Aromas: Apart from the SOAP I use when I shower and (preferably) unscented deodorant, do not use any colony.