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Fatemeh Fallahnejad - Interview Attire Tips

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Fatemeh Fallahnejad - Interview Attire Tips

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Interview #1 (Mrs. Kathy - Pics ):

When you're getting ready for the interview, wear nice and serious clothes. Choose a well-fitted suit or a coordinated blazer with pants or a skirt. Wear a neat button-up shirt or a professional blouse. Keep accessories simple, and go for comfortable yet formal shoes. This look shows you're serious and committed to the opportunity.

Interview #2 (Mr. Jimenez -Pics ):

For a good interview look, wear professional clothes that make you look confident and capable. Pick a well-fitted suit or a nice dress in calm colors. Keep accessories simple, like a watch or small earrings. Avoid bright or bold patterns that might distract. Dress comfortably so you can focus on showing your skills and qualifications. Picture yourself making a strong impression with a clean and polished appearance that fits the company's style.

Do's:

1. Men:

Wear a nice suit in dark colors.

Put on a dress shirt and a tie.

Wear clean and polished shoes.

2. Women:

Wear a professional suit or a nice dress with a jacket.

Choose closed-toe shoes with a small heel.

Keep accessories simple.

Don'ts:

Men:

Avoid bright or flashy ties.

Don't wear wrinkled or baggy clothes.

Women:

Avoid casual or revealing clothes.

Skip overly loud patterns.

Additional Tips:

Make sure your clothes are clean and in good condition.

Choose colors that are more neutral and not too bright.

If wearing makeup, keep it simple and natural.

Men should ensure their hair is well-groomed, and women can opt for a neat hairstyle.

Check the dress code of the specific workplace.

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Do's and Don'ts for professional interview attire: (Adult #2)

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Do's and Don'ts for professional interview attire: (Adult #2)

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Adult 2 (my uncle): Dressing appropriately for a job interview is crucial for making a positive first impression. From my uncle, I have gathered what your attire should and shouldn’t be in general. Ultimately, dressing thoughtfully reflects your professionalism and respect for the opportunity to work at a place you are applying for.

Do:

Do wear professional and conservative attire that aligns with the company's dress code.

Research what workers that work there wear (see for a “style”)

Choose well-fitted, clean clothing with mild colors

Don’t:

Wear clothing that is overly flashy that is hard on the eyes

Have excessive accessories

Wear strong fragrances

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Do's and Don'ts for professional interview attire: (Adult #1)

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Do's and Don'ts for professional interview attire: (Adult #1)

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Adult 1(Mr. Davies): Mr. Davies has always been known for being a very professional teacher and it shows in the way he dresses, so I interviewed him on how you should dress in a professional interview and he said:

Do:

Wear full suit,

Tie matches.

Dress shoes.

Button up shirt

Dress slacks

Polo shirt.

Nice hair.

Don’t:

No jeans,

no t-shirts,

no shorts,

no sandals,

not too fancy or too colorful

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Do's

Dress for the job (Men wear a tie and suit) (Women knee-length skirt or dress pants).

Ensure clothes fit well: Your clothes should not be too tight or too loose.

Wear clean, ironed clothes: Wrinkled clothing gives off an impression of carelessness. Make sure your clothes are clean and ironed to appear organized and detail-oriented.

Pay attention to details: Polished shoes, neat hair, and minimal jewelry can elevate your overall appearance and show that you put thought into your outfit.

Don't's

Avoid overly casual attire: Even if the company has a relaxed dress code, steer clear of casual clothing like jeans, shorts, or flip-flops during an interview. Show that you take the opportunity seriously.

Say no to loud patterns: Refrain from wearing loud patterns or bright colors, as they can be distracting. You want the focus to be on your skills and experience, not your wardrobe.

Steer clear of strong perfumes or colognes: While it's essential to smell fresh and clean, an overpowering scent can be off-putting to the interviewer. Opt for a subtle scent or skip it altogether.

Avoid revealing clothing: Dress modestly and professionally to convey the right image and maintain a respectful atmosphere.

Interview #1 (Mom)

She told me that it would be nice to have a resume about jobs that you have done. Tell them how you're willing to learn about the job you're taking. You have to be well dressed no jeans or crop tops just formal outfits like suits or dresses. You have to go there really clean no slides or Pj's.

Interview #2 (Dad)

He told me that it would be nice to wear a formal suit and to look good professionally. If you have hair do your hair well like slicking your hair back or styling it to look good and not look bad or unprofessional. He also said not to wear any jeans or T-shirts because that's unprofessional.

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Michelle Gerardo Sanchez-Do's and Don'ts interview attire

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Michelle Gerardo Sanchez-Do's and Don'ts interview attire

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Adult 1: Mrs. Rifkin has always been a great example of dress to impress. She's been to plenty of interviews and she suggested:

that a dress shirt and pants are appropriate attire and jeans should never be worn.

A dress should be below the knee and should cover shoulders

flats of wedges are good

hair should be neat

"How Mrs Rifkin dresses"- Mrs. Rifkin

Adult 2: Mahmood has been our tutor for a good amount of time and although he's only been to a couple interviews he gives good suggestions:

Depends on the job one should dress accordingly (for ex.: construction should be casual)

Pathway: dress nice, professional, chinos(dress pants)

button up tucked in or out

professional shoes

jewelry should be tucked in

Women: professional attire, skirt, dress

Dont's: don't have bad breath, don't go in like you just woke up, avoid stalling (if you stall you should stall to an open answer),no showing off, no showing tattoos

Do's: make yourself sound like you're on a higher level, best behavior, make yourself look like you need a job, show up 15 minutes early, search company, ask about benefits