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Wow, this thread was funnier than hell to read, from a girl's perspective. :D
Let us know how it goes!
Matt D.
11-15-2006, 10:03 AM
Wow, this thread was funnier than hell to read, from a girl's perspective. :D
It's just proof that a lot of younger guys out there have no clue about looking good and professional at the same time.
scheides
11-15-2006, 10:17 AM
One more thing I thought of, and it's kind of a curve ball if you're not ready for it. We used to do rotational interviews at my last job. There was one guy that I worked with who insisted on always asking an off-the-wall question like, "If an alien from outer space with no concept of how our transportation system works stops you and asks for directions to Seattle, and ALL you have is a phone book, how would you help them get to their destination?"
It was not always the same question, but usually just as random.
94talonawd
11-15-2006, 12:41 PM
It's just proof that a lot of younger guys out there have no clue about looking good and professional at the same time.
Damm right. Im only 18 buddy. :D
94talonawd
11-15-2006, 12:42 PM
This thread is way over kill for what the guy needs fo rthe interview. A nice pair of slacks with a dress shirt and matching socks, shoes, belt will be perfect. Let us know who it goes.
Dress the part and don't put yourself out there as being "over dressed" cause there is always a chance the person interviewing you doesn't even own a suit.
That was what I had in mind before posting the thread...
94talonawd
11-15-2006, 12:42 PM
One more thing I thought of, and it's kind of a curve ball if you're not ready for it. We used to do rotational interviews at my last job. There was one guy that I worked with who insisted on always asking an off-the-wall question like, "If an alien from outer space with no concept of how our transportation system works stops you and asks for directions to Seattle, and ALL you have is a phone book, how would you help them get to their destination?"
It was not always the same question, but usually just as random.
Oh im good with questions... just unsure of what to wear.
sleepy2lazy
11-15-2006, 01:54 PM
Get a nice white business type dress shirt. Long sleeve. Get a nice tie. Nothing expensive and lavish. One that is also not too distracting and is not a simple / plain color. YOU DON"T WANT a pink tie. Although it is something different, I would not recommend wearing a pink tie. Wear business dress pants black or dark blue. Black preferred. Get black socks for your black business dress shoes. You'll be amazed at how many people i've seen wear white socks / black shoes. If you have a sports coat or whatever to throw it on top, that'd be nice. Or one of them winter business coats. Just don't go wearing some raggy coat to cover it or some puffed up coat.
Dress business professional even if it is just a $10-15 dollar an hour job. It will distinguish you unless the employer contacted you and said that business casual is the setting.
sleepy2lazy
11-15-2006, 01:55 PM
I think you guys are confused on the all black part. The shirts is gonna be blue, with black pants and black tie. But I think im gonna get a different colored tie.
I wouldn't recommend this.
rst95eclipse
11-15-2006, 01:56 PM
Just have fun with it and be confident.
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