Got to say, I've never ever dressed in a suit on a job interview. Usually nice slacks, nice dress shirt and a tie. IMO, and only IMO, a suit..unless you're going for a VP type of role, is over done and any employer worth a damn will not be impressed by your 'suit'. Again, IMO. I've hired one person in my lifetime who was in a suit at an interview and that was ONLY because of his resume, nothing to do with his attire. Now that said, had he showed up in running-pants and a t-shirt, I wouldn't have talked to him because IMO he wasn't taking the meeting seriously.

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