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Interview clothes, What do you think?
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Rothschild wrote: »How can anyone be ''not very keen on suits''?? :eek::rotfl:
I wear my armani suits even when im just doing my mid week tescos shopping,
so the idea of someone not wearing a suit to a job interview is juts ridiculous and absurd! :eek:
Unless you work in PR Armani = Chavtastic.The truth may be out there, but the lies are inside your head. Terry Pratchett
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I wish people made as much effort in preparing for their interviews as they do worrying about what to wear!0
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Well i have just been to my second interview of the week. I was a 1 to 1 and it went brilliantly. I wore a shirt and smart jeans and jumper granted trousers would have been better. As i was leaving i went to get my i.d which was being photocopied by other staff and there was someone in tracksuit bottoms! Another had brought their baby with them!0
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How did it go BERFFRO, did you get the job?
I remember years ago being invited for an interview expecting it to be a 1 to 1 or similar. Turned out to be a group thing which I'd never experienced before. There were about 30 of us, had to do loads of tests etc. I was there for about 3 hours, to the point my Dad came down to the gatehouse of the company looking for me wondering if I'd had an accident on the way there or home. All I could think about was how awful the whole experience was and wishing I was somewhere else. I should have just had the courage to get up and leave.
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