Would this be considered smart?

Loopy_Girl

manhattan wrote: »

I thought you girlies drank out of wine glasses :rotfl:

Ah us ladies have 'fruit based drinks' dont you know?!!!!!!:p :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

LondonDiva

smart trousers, shirt & tie for the first few days; then smart trousers & open necked shirt or open necked shirt and jumper for at least the first month.

after that, you'll have a good idea of how the organisation functions and your team's role in it.

Whatever you do, no jeans unless there's a reason / day & always clean, decent shoes.

Reggie_Rebel

Give them a call and ask the chap/girl that answers the 'phone. Explain that you want to make a good impression and are looking forward to working there.

Either that or hang about the office at closing time (you do run the risk of getting arrested if it's a dodgy area !)

manhattan

LittleVoice wrote: »

So when you went for the interview, what were the other chaps wearing in the office? That should give you an idea of what is expected.

If you wore a suit to the interview and received the advice about "not too smart" perhaps that was a hint that the suit was indeed more than they would think was appropriate.

I didnt go into the offices

DKLS

Its in the creative industry, so dress code would suggest smart/casual, I would leave jeans and trainers for a while until you suss out what is expected.
Although when I joined a new media company, I was told to leave the suit at home as I looked too stiff :rolleyes:, and wear jeans and tees.