Ivan Sputnik
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Tue Jul-12-05 09:13 PM
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I have an interview for a permanent job coming up in an office where I've worked many times as a freelancer. The dress code there is office casual, and that's how they've always seen me dressed. Should I wear a business suit for the interview, go office casual or go halfway with a jacket and tie? Wondering...
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vivalarev
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Tue Jul-12-05 09:15 PM
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Personaly, Id wear a suit, but it sounds like you may be able to get by with biz casual since youve been there and they know you. Good luck either way.
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Jade Fox
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Tue Jul-12-05 09:16 PM
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It's the gesture they will be looking for. They figure (subconciously or not) that if the job is worth it to you, you will make the effort.
Good luck!
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Tue Jul-12-05 09:16 PM
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3. you want them to see you as an employee |
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dress a 1/2 step nicer than regular attire, but don't go overboard.
For example, if nobody wears a tie, putting on a tie would be ok. A tie and a sport coat would be a little much, but still in the ok range. But a suit would be too much.
By the way, this is all just my opinion. Whenever I was hiring, though, I liked when the interviewee blended in well with the rest of my staff.
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