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Old 12-04-2007, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Wagner
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.

You've never gone on an interview in NYC then....

in NYC, suits are the rule. no exceptions. no suit, you don't get past the recruiter.
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