Dressing up for an interview is all about matching their company culture.
The General Rules
Most offices operate in business professional attire (don’t worry we’ll get into that in less than 50 seconds), but some startups and companies prefer casual outfits in the office (we’ll also give you the deets on this).
The General Rules
If you’re not sure what to wear to your job interview, you could send a quick email to your recruiter to ask about the dress code.
The General Rules
If anything, it will demonstrate your proactive nature and your intentions to do well in your interview.
The General Rules
If for whatever reason you think asking is a bit too out there for you, most companies have social media profiles these days. You could check a few of their employees’ profiles and see what they’re wearing during office hours.
The General Rules
Here is a general guideline of what to wear to an interview according to the industry or department you’re in:
Creative/
Fashionable
- Entertainment
- Fashion
- Graphic Design
- Travel
- Music
Business Casual
- Sales
- Government agencies
- Education
- Retail
Business Casual
- Small Business
- Tech
- Engineering
- Real Estate
Casual
- Repair
- Landscaping
- Plumbing
- Construction
Conservative/
Business Professional
- Law Firms
- High-level governmental institutions